I watched Cemetery of Splendour so now I can verify that it's pretty terrific. Very weird and abstract, a movie in a realistic mode that's almost entirely about spiritual or magical things, but it's excellent.

This may shift the Rotten Tomatoes score up like nine percent.

What I scribbled in my journal about Paterson:

Rasslin' Rasslin' Rasslin' Rasslin':

Doesn't he have a cameo in Damsels in Distress? I guess that doesn't really count, though.

1. Groundhog Day
1. Groundhog Day
1. Groundhog Day
1. Groundhog Day
1. Groundhog Day
1. Groundhog Day

Not yet, that's probably next for me.

I'm hoping he talks himself into offering Douglass a cabinet position, then pridefully refuses to rescind it when someone tells him the man died in 1895.

Alleycats
Always Shine
Antibirth
Blue Jay
Bombshell (The Sinking of the Rainbow Warrior)
Cardinal Matter
Cemetery of Splendour
Certain Women
Chicklit
Complete Unknown
Dear Eleanor
Despite the Falling Snow
Don't Think Twice (which you already saw, so Don't Watch Twice lol)
Ghost Team
Honeybee
I Dream Too Much
Indignation
Jane Wants a…

This month I've been trying to catch up on 2016 movies. Here is a very haphazard, makeshift ranking:

I can link a wrestling picture.

Twilight, probably.

I wish people would be more responsible with their time travel powers!

If the Rumble match is good, this is probably gonna get lauded as one of the greatest PPV events of all time. Both world title matches have been excellent, and the other two matches were good as well.

Fair enough. Every time I've ever heard it used by an Brit, it was in reference to a man, for whatever that's worth.

I get the feeling the word was closer to calling someone a "jerk" in the UK, but it's connotations have been gradually changing.

Otunga just pointed out that Cena vs. Styles is New England vs. Atlanta.

Sort of. It's more like they have a few big matches planned but none of them require a title, so it's hard to say what the championship fights will be.

Randy Orton.

Reigns vs. Owens was pretty crazy.