So now I'm confused, DID it take two people to write that song?

Personally I'd have to go with Grosse Pointe Blank.

Exactly - he's a great actor let down hard by the material.

Yeah, that one gave me serious pause too - part of the reason I'm embarrassed is that I made it past that point.

I'm embarrassed to admit that I got all the way to "Let It Be" before I realized I was being trolled.

T2 ended the franchise beautifully, nothing that's followed (be it movie or TV show) has been nearly good enough to justify messing with Cameron's ending.

So one data point is enough for you?

Yes, so let's get another one and verify it independently.

This seems easily testable: do stations that play more male country singers perform better in the ratings? If so, we're shooting the messenger here, when the real problem is the audience.

The box office returns for this film have not been helped by the advertising, which makes it look abysmally stupid and totally unwatchable. The dissonance between critical/fan reaction and trailer quality is massive.

Hopefully they'll at least maintain an audio-in port. Any sound system that assumes I have an Apple or Andoid phone isn't going to be much use to me, being as I have neither.

Wait, Nancy Grace is still a thing?

He died doing what he loved. Getting shot.

Up's first 10 or 15 minutes definitely hit me right in the feels.

It's funny, I was about the say essentially the same thing about the original article.

This is ridiculous, Weird Al is much too good for the Superbowl.

1. Word Crimes
2. Tacky
3. Handy
4. Foil
5. First World Problems
6. Sports Song

That wasn't my ultimate point, but I'll take your attempt to change topics as further evidence that I'm right.

So now it's not a problem that it happened, instead it's a problem that it happened too soon? You might want to inform all the other haters, because they sure make it sound like the problem is that it happened at all. Heck, to read this article and then read your response, a person could come away with the idea that…

"presumably in reference to the civil suit that Ben Affleck’s Bruce Wayne
will bring against Henry Cavill’s Superman, on behalf of all those
people who were crushed under falling buildings the last time Superman
did anything."