Same page, Tolliver.

I think that's pretty accurate. It seems like the critics want the antihero trend to be over, but I don't know how the cable networks could create prestige dramas about any other kind of protagonist.

If only True Detective could be focused solely on strong female characters and have easily resolved plots that end with musical montages.

The wheat beer wasn't added for douchebag emphasis.

I don't know, I think it all depends on delivery.

One of the few fumbles in that movie is that they needed to spend maybe one more scene showing how he was sick of being a teacher and missed being in space.

If I had to pick 50 underrated movies, it'd go onto that list.

Yeah, it's just unfortunate that the franchise has a pretty accurate reputation for having every other one be subpar.

Yeah, but Kirk's still fairly young in Wrath of Khan and then after he beats Khan and says goodbye to Spock, he doesn't feel old anymore. That could have been the beginning of a new arc of stories instead of the beginning to a not-completely-tight trilogy.

Bushwick.

You'd think, but I don't know. Brooklyn dive bars are full of hipsters these days and contrarianism and talking about 90s pop culture shit is how those people throw game.

Voyage Home is one of those movies that makes you wish the film industry wasn't as cash-intensive and businesslike.

I don't want to live in an America where people can't bang each other over how sexy car crashes can be.

Just think, at some point this weekend, a hipster in say, Brooklyn, will use some really profound insights by the AVC staff to try to pick up a girl by showing how profoundly hip and contrarian he is.

Right, I'd like to see the process servers get past Eakin in her rocking chair with that shotgun across her lap.

It makes sense, but it's still kind of surprising that Tom Cruise went from megastar to basically owning a 20 year old film franchise that's this successful.

*Dowd looks down at his AVClub ID badge*

O'Neal makes Dowd grade above a C- every other year.

Maybe *THIS* will be the movie where the IMF is dissolved once and for all.

Clark was able to resist Lex's bedroom eyes, I take it?