" 'The Hunting Ground' crew caught editing Wikipedia to make facts conform to film" by Ashe Schow

"The Hunting Ground: The failures of a new documentary about rape on college campuses."

"When Harge attempts to win sole custody of their child by attacking
Carol’s moral fiber, solely on the basis of her affairs with women…"

If you're that emotionally invested in such paper thin characters, perhaps this is a good thing. No offense.

Tipton was the only good thing about that piece of shit.

Useless garbage that made everyone associated with it a lesser being?

If you stayed with it after the third season, you're probably a lifer.

I have a fantastic memory, and far more than once I've remembered minor things people said or did years ago, only for them to deny it simply because they didn't recall. It can get really flipping awkward.

Tipton is ridiculously adorable.

Yawawn. Is it being a vapidly slutty bad girl that makes her "feminist"? Is it the alcoholic unhappiness, the lack of emotional connection? The self-loathing? The ep is slow to the point of sluggish.

Is it being a slutty bad girl that makes her "feminist"? Is it the alcoholic unhappiness, the lack of emotional connection? The self-loathing?

The first half is so slow as to be sluggish… but Krysten Ritter and her depressed little smudge of a face; gratuitous lesbian smooching involving Carrie Anne Moss? Cute bits with a distraught father and a schmucky filmmaker help slide the exposition down.

Malcolm was unwatchable, thanks—strangely enough—to the adult leads. Cranston's relentless mugging was painful to watch, while Kaczmarek brought too little leavening to the hateful, angry, petulant Lois. Pity. It could have been great.

A- ? You git. In Cold Blood is surely among the best 50 US films, and probably in the top 30.

We'll wait for the youtube fondling supercut.

Fuck the flipped sexes in Code Black.

Yawn. It gets no more stale than this.

Ah, the original Tomb Raider. The thinking man's movie of the year.

Why would anyone want Lara Croft to have a "realistic body"? "Realistic" for what, climbing cliffs using vines, or for eating poundcake?

Morgan is just right as a snappy nemesis, but Supergirl has GOT to can its stunt coordinator and relevant editors immediately. Physical combat is never well done on this series. The choppiness, weak editing, poor shot choices, and choreography are all as bad as I've ever seen on a production with money behind it.