In college, whenever I went home I had a long layover at a particularly shitty, drafty train station that was always full of sad, probably ill homeless people and an array of just garden-variety skeezy weirdos.

I hope they integrate elements from the fourth Planet of the Apes where earth is inexplicably ruled by fascist stooges because all the cats died, or something.

It's definitely a strange case, whoever assembled the trailer and press materials for the movie must have really dropped the ball because the early buzz on it online seemed to be unanimously terrible

I've grown exceedingly bored of almost any film/show/game with an impending disaster or post-apocalyptic setting as its basis.

My first inclination for a Soviet equivalent to The Fountainhead would be Fyodor Gladkov's Cement.

Including a code for a digital version of the movie/show seems like it would be immeasurably easier than packaging DVDs given how many discs something like GoT requires. Overall though, I'd still prefer they do that rather than supply no alternate format at all.

Amarcord: Took advantage of Criterion's free Valentine's weekend to ever so belatedly watch this. Wonderful as expected from Fellini, a perfect mixture of absurdity, fantasy and genuine warmth. I was struck too amid the generally lighter, farcical tone of the film of the scene in which our protagonist's father is…

I am shocked and impressed you came out of that Ken Burns experience alive. Wholly approve though, and ending it with Community is even better.

So, this is what people who don't watch foreign films imagine they're all like, don't they?

It may not be great art, but I will always stick up for the first Mummy movie.

At present, I am updating a report about Chinese howitzers

It's always fascinating to me looking at old footage of sporting events from the 20s-50s and seeing that everyone in the crowd is decked out in their suits.

Generally speaking I find skinny ties preferable stylistically to wider ones, but alas I feel as though their time of being 'in' has sailed at this point since they've proliferated everywhere.

False advertising on this show's title, it's totally bereft of neolithic cave people using slings and arrows. 2/10 would not watch again.

It unquestionably generates a lot of user traffic for a feature that might not otherwise produce a great deal so it seems unlikely they'd view it negatively, more likely I'd imagine they just don't think much of it at all.

You've done everyone a service with this transcription, but you left out the most hilarious chickenshit quote of all:

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See the discussion a few threads down about his….arrangement, I guess one would call it, with a 17 year old girl when he was 30. He's one skeezy dude.

Per my understanding of the more reasonable proposals (which are already in effect in some states) in regards to gun ownership and mental health I believe the only 'medical records' that would become relevant in a background check scenario would be those signalling that the person had been involuntarily committed to a…

Today, we are all twenty-six year old powerlifters.