"I take it" is exactly the problem here — you have had to supply the plot point that the Nolans can't be bothered to. When that happens, it's a plot hole, especially in a film that has gone out of its way to say that Wayne and Fox are the only two who know about the armory (Fox's speech about consolidating and moving…

"I take it" is exactly the problem here — you have had to supply the plot point that the Nolans can't be bothered to. When that happens, it's a plot hole, especially in a film that has gone out of its way to say that Wayne and Fox are the only two who know about the armory (Fox's speech about consolidating and moving…

Oh, wow. I've been watching films for my entire life and only now do I learn I was doing it wrong. Silly me for thinking that they're works of art that should have at least some basic level of coherence. Obviously they're just sensory delivery machines.

Oh, wow. I've been watching films for my entire life and only now do I learn I was doing it wrong. Silly me for thinking that they're works of art that should have at least some basic level of coherence. Obviously they're just sensory delivery machines.

I haven't had the opportunity to read all 1100 comments, so please forgive me if this repeats what others have written. Also, MAJOR MAJOR SPOILERS.

I haven't had the opportunity to read all 1100 comments, so please forgive me if this repeats what others have written. Also, MAJOR MAJOR SPOILERS.

Why not "Badderer Santa"?

Not a lot of wacky hijinks; Cameron Crowe doesn't really do those. Instead, lots of middle class people soul-searching about the meaning of family. Oh, and it has a happy ending.

Not a lot of wacky hijinks; Cameron Crowe doesn't really do those. Instead, lots of middle class people soul-searching about the meaning of family. Oh, and it has a happy ending.

I suppose it makes sense, given that one of Knightley's first roles was as one of the handmaidens/stand-ins for Queen Amidala in Phantom Menace.

I suppose it makes sense, given that one of Knightley's first roles was as one of the handmaidens/stand-ins for Queen Amidala in Phantom Menace.

I didn't hate it, but sure as hell didn't like it much. It's like being at a high school reunion surrounded by people who think everyone wants to hear their stories about singing fucking Elton John songs with the cool kids.

I didn't hate it, but sure as hell didn't like it much. It's like being at a high school reunion surrounded by people who think everyone wants to hear their stories about singing fucking Elton John songs with the cool kids.

Thank you. Thank you so much for this.

Thank you. Thank you so much for this.

I guess you haven't seen many Hong Kong martial arts films then.

I guess you haven't seen many Hong Kong martial arts films then.

I have seen it several times. Indeed, I am irked that it is currently out of print. In addition to Mr. Berk's committed performance, I love the movie's nihilist ending.

I have seen it several times. Indeed, I am irked that it is currently out of print. In addition to Mr. Berk's committed performance, I love the movie's nihilist ending.

No, the tattoo thing did not rub me the wrong way.