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"I love they don't all portray the Neo-Nazis as monsters, but as
misguided people who sees things and come to a fucked up conclusion."

I saw "Hunt for the Wilderpeople" a while ago and had already forgotten about it pretty much. I agree with your sentiment of it though, I just wish it had been more memorable.

Went to see Ben Hur. It was very good, the AV Club review is pretty much what I thought, except I liked it a little more (gave it a B+). The chariot race and the galley sequence were fantastic.

You will love the chariot race and the galley scene in "Ben Hur". Excellent filmmaking.

In the movie, he calls himself "Judah. Judah Ben-Hur" when Morgan Freeman's character asks him. So I guess he had seen a Bond movie.

He's exactly like you'd expect, only slightly less saintly.

I have no idea how the RT score can be so low, honestly. Like IV says, the movie starts slow, but the finish is great.

He's got nothing to be ashamed of here either. This is a very good movie.

Glad to see that IV has pretty much the same opinion as I do of this movie.

Correct. Just like for "Better call Saul" (and maybe others too).

How is it possible that the CBS player is so awful? It's like they go out of their to be as shitty as possible.

I signed up for Hulu Plus in order to watch network shows at the gym, but their app was so awful that I ended up just not watching TV at all instead. Win win I guess. This was a couple of years ago, maybe it's better now.

It sucks that piracy is often the best option. I tried watching The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on the CBS website, but after struggling with their crappy player for fifteen fucking minutes (I honestly have no idea why it was impossible to get it to play correctly - it kept playing the commercials over the…

Duh. These companies want their $200/month, they're just figuring out how to get you to be forced to pay it.

Saw "Nerve". Kinda loved it. About time there was a cellphone romance thriller for teens.

I really liked the movie and there's absolutely nothing political in it, except apparently having women in a movie and not talking about men is political in and of itself. If seeing the movie out of moral duty is the price you pay, it's worth it.

That couldn't possible be written by him.

You could just feel the whole movie come to a stop and the audience being embarrassed at that scene.

Funny. But the actual title is "Ghostbusterettes".