Well, I mean, "Walla Walla" was the name of a Sahaptin native tribe. A lot of the "funny" sounding town names, especially in the Pacific Northwest, are actually native words. So it's pretty much the exact same issue.

I don't think I've ever seen him in anything, but it's just so unusual to see a pretty major star just out-and-out trashing his former coworkers.

I'm legit excited for Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. McDonaugh’s usually good and often great and the trailer really sells it.

Endure. In enduring, grow stronger.

I guess they never saw the first Austin Powers movie, then. Good news for them- they're gonna love it.

Yeah he did actually have a serious brain issue a while ago so it's…not impossible.

Yeah he really seems to have it in for Thomas Middleditch and it's kind of riding this line where I can't tell whether or not it's a joke, but I'm kind of leaning towards "it's not a joke".

I just like the idea of you sitting impassively as she describes her weekend plans and then telling her that you're sorry, but you're going to have to give her an official written warning and place her on a performance improvement plan.

Interesting! I know he does a lot of those Mission Impossible stunts himself, so I guess I was buying into Hollywood lies.

Just like the old fortune-teller woman said!

Dare I ask…what's in the box?

Getting Werner Herzog to play the villain who chewed off his own fingers because he's Werner Herzog was a stroke of genius.

As I said in another thread, I watched Rogue Nation last night and it seems like Tom is really starting to show his age. It's a little weird to see it after so many years of him looking perpetually 34-ish. Of course, that's only in the face- his body is still fucking ridiculous and makes me look like I eat cookie…

I'm not sure I've laughed harder at a movie recently than the bit at the very end when he turns up out of nowhere in a brand-new suit and she asks him where he got it and he just snarls "I fuckin' MADE it, didn't I?"

No, I'm John Waters.

Yeah he (and Armie Hammer, actually) are really fun in Man From UNCLE. That's a pretty underrated movie.

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I don't know if I'd say it was the best (just because the action and stunts in Rogue Nation were pretty incredible), but it was certainly the most fun.

Comment part 1- I finally watched Rogue Nation last night and holy shit it was great. Better than Ghost Protocol, I thought. The biggest problem is that ol' Tommy Cruise is really starting to look like a wax sculpture of himself that's been left under a heat lamp.

Yeah, but I disagree with that point- I think the Black Spot fire and the Heroux massacre are highlights of the book. My tolerance for that kind of thing may be a result of having grown up reading doorstopper fantasy novel series, but all of that detail that King provides in those segments turns Derry into something…