Honestly, probably not. Although I may be in the minority in thinking that Bane was a solid villain in his own right.

I would honestly appreciate the shared universes more if they did treat them like a TV show. As is, the movies aren't so much serialized as they are tied together loosely by recurring characters and allusions to future events. Most of them don't build on what came before them in any meaningful way. That's part of…

To be fair, the scene with Two-Face at the end felt almost more like an epilogue than a climax. The natural climax occurred when the Joker was captured.

It's not high praise for a blockbuster, which Dowd tends to go relatively easy on. He gave a B- to Jurassic World, for chrissakes.

This got dark quick.

Absolutely! Probably my favorite role of Caplan's outside of Party Down.

I haven't heard much else by LANY, but I love "ILYSB." It should be cheesy, even cringe-inducing, with lines like the one quoted in the review, but I found it completely charming and catchy. I'll temper my expectations, but I still want to give the full album a listen.

In his defense, Jonah Hill is typically pretty damn good at improv. His deleted scenes on the Knocked Up dvd are hysterical.

Ha, I bet that happens a lot at John Mulaney shows. There's got to be a small percentage at every show that gets dragged there by a friend and has no idea what's happening.

Alison Brie is also terrific in an underrated flick called "Save the Date." I really liked her in "Sleeping with Other People" as well, but it was "Save the Date" that made me realize how talented she is.

I've had sort of the opposite experience where I was laughing my ass off, but other people weren't. When I saw Bruno in theaters it may be the most I've laughed in a theater, and actually a lot of people were laughing, but the person sitting next to me was straightup stone-faced for the whole movie. I still haven't…

And, oddly enough, the orgy was by far the highlight of the movie.

This happened to me with The Hangover.

The letters are hard to read, though.

"Gary Johnson 2016"

I know this is a joke, but these connections are specific and strange enough to make me question whether you're actually a crazy person.

Please do! Curious to hear your thoughts.

She was also great in an episode of Netflix show Girlboss. The episode had an almost Master of None vibe. It was a lot of fun, and she was a big part of why.

I remember the clip of Matt Damon shitting on her super hard. "Hockey mom becomes vice president, possibly president? Sounds like a bad Disney movie. Absolutely not."

I just don't agree with that all. The writing on Arrow is clearly inferior to SHIELD? How? I feel like the writers on SHIELD are asleep half the time. There are moments of inspiration and some cool arcs, and every once in a while a great episode. More often than not, though, I don't get the sense that anyone on…