Yes, you shouldn't have sex with single women, since they are homicidal ticking time bombs. You should marry them instead.

With a weaker cast, I'd drop this show right here (it's not bad, but nothing remarkable either), but it has way too many good actors to not give it another chance.

Yeah, Laura Dern's character is more like Tracy in that sense.

The Young Pope is pretty good.

I'm kind torn on this- on one hand, the Kings built a great world, with some great recurring and supporting characters. On the other, it's pretty clear they had run out of ideas by the show's end and just resorted to implode the status quo every half-dozen episodes.

Shadow King makes much more sense, since he's a telepath.

While I agree with the overall reasoning, La La Land would almost certainly win in the old voting system as well. It's a very bad example for "movie with no passion behind it". The idea that something like Moonlight would have more votes in the Academy strikes me as non-sense.

Also, the co-lead/main supporting character is an actor that helps the king to win WWII or something (if you believe the movie, anyway)

Nah, the thing is that Hidden Figures is a movie that might it's fair share of #1 spots, but also a lot of people that will just say think it's too lightweight and put it at #7 or something. Something like Spotlight manages to win by having lots of people voting it in #2 or #3

Could the Yellow Eyed Devil be The Shadow King? If he's Xavier's son, would make a lot of sense.

Yes, Trump admires and thinks of himself as a strongman type of ruler and wants everyone to be afraid of him, so the point was to show what happens when he faces someone that actually is the kind of ruler Trump wants to be.

Goddamn it, and I thought there wouldn't be a season finale close to be as shocking as The Good Place's, but man, this one certainly did it's best to get there. Now, Rebecca will REALLY be the Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.

Brie Larson will be in 300 movies this year, it seems. I approve this fact.

PIGGY BANK!

Yeah, Coates is just coasting on it's reputation, rather than the strengths of the book. It's a dull story.

To be fair, Iñarritu winning two best director Oscars, and over George Miller, Richard Linklater and Wes Anderson, is a serious offense.

Brutal assessment of Marvel, but one that is completely true. Unfortunately, Quesada and Breevort have the belief that fans complaining=more sales and good stories, regardless of the WHY fans are complaining, so you won't have changes any time soon.

He and Sean Penn, the punchable face bros.

HELLO? IS THIS THING EVEN ON? I feel like I'm the last person on Earth watching this. Even the reviewer can barely be bothered.

Choosing a decent candidate next time would also be a good idea.