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Damn. This guy is really taking Paul Anka's guarantee and running with it.

That was Richard Spencer getting punched.

So…did free speech bring him down? I'm sure we all are going to come to the same conclusion here.

I wish they'd add the most recent season to Netflix, and also Baskets.

I can. I think he's really good.

Isn't the non-disgusting alternative Apples to Apples?

Pretty sure that's also what Godzilla is about.

Yeah, but in the '90s "Sinbad" meant only one thing to American audiences—The bodyguard for our first kid!

I mean, I know Timon and Pumba aren't THE leads, but…

That doesn't sound unreasonable. The alternative is just…splosions?

You know that most of the original Godzilla movie is someone wondering if she can betray her friend's trust and alert the authorities that he has a super weapon, right?

I saw a picture of her with Erdogan and before that she was speaking with a bizarre accent.

I'll drink to Milo taking the L!

You can only use the power you have, and if that happens to be to be the power of a noisy consumer in a group, wield it well!

"I'll just do a British accent. Everyone knows they sound gay."

Personally I think we should all be more skeptical of corporations doing what's profitable under the patina of doing what's right.

"Welp, that was a freebie"

I'm turning my gaze elsewhere.

"Fences was nominated also. It felt like I was just watching a play"
It WAS a play.
"and some of the dialog was just felt artificial and not things people would actually say."
Oh, well if you're a stickler for realism….
"if I was to narrow the Best Pictures nominees to 5, it would probably be La La Land—"
Wait, WHAT?!

Moonlight also has way less dialogue than most Oscar winners (uh, The Artist aside). I like it for being visual and visceral and not rote Oscar bait, but…well they wouldn't call it Oscar bait if it didn't reel 'em in, right?