Well, this is the internet and it can be a hyperbolic place.

I'm cool with the restriction here since they included A Sort of Homecoming, U2's best song by a mile.

I'd like to hear The Joy Formidable do it.

They should be thicker to better absorb punching.

I bought the book but have been holding off on reading it for the same reason that I'm cautiously optimistic about the film—the whole manufactured cult object thing that the review here addresses…

You say this like you expect it to be the other way around, which admittedly, would be a better world to live in…

You say this like you expect it to be the other way around, which admittedly, would be a better world to live in…

I'll stick up for it—it's not as solid as a thriller, but it's about ten times more batshit insane than the first one.

I'll stick up for it—it's not as solid as a thriller, but it's about ten times more batshit insane than the first one.

Phantasm made me scared of tall older men who walk confidently down the sidewalk.

It would be odd if you couldn't even finish watching the show itself because you were too upset about it ending.

How do the royalties work? Does some portion go to the Baby Rihanna singing it, or does all of it just go back to the original artist?

The fact that Lucy both pulls the football and offers psychiatric help is just the sort of mind game therapists like to play.

Liked for quoting the awesome Jim Ridley!

Me too, but mostly because they used the recently-closed Tower Video in NYC for that scene, which was essentially my second home in college. Like Will Smith, I also spent time in that store feeling lonely and depressed.

Me too, but mostly because they used the recently-closed Tower Video in NYC for that scene, which was essentially my second home in college. Like Will Smith, I also spent time in that store feeling lonely and depressed.

Bagger Vance does truly sound like the name for a line of adult golf diapers.

Bagger Vance does truly sound like the name for a line of adult golf diapers.

As a huge fan of Ringu, I went into the U.S. remake expecting the worst. But The Ring is genuinely scary and upsetting; I can't think of another j-horror film with a successful American remake.