You know, She Hate Me is actually a pretty powerful work.  As Seankgallagher posted earlier, it is, "without a shadow of a doubt, the god-damnedest movie I have seen in my entire life, and yet I can't entirely dismiss it."  Yeah, it's a fucking weird, ridiculous movie but it is SO engrossing and utterly surprising…

You know, She Hate Me is actually a pretty powerful work.  As Seankgallagher posted earlier, it is, "without a shadow of a doubt, the god-damnedest movie I have seen in my entire life, and yet I can't entirely dismiss it."  Yeah, it's a fucking weird, ridiculous movie but it is SO engrossing and utterly surprising…

He did?  I just read it and didn't get that at all.

He did?  I just read it and didn't get that at all.

I think She Hate Me is great.

I think She Hate Me is great.

I agree about Ray Allen.  Unless you're really into the technical aspects of acting and can't see beyond that, there's really not much to complain about here, especially if you watch enough sports to recognize that most athletes aren't the most expressive or magnetic presences when they aren't playing.  The thing…

I agree about Ray Allen.  Unless you're really into the technical aspects of acting and can't see beyond that, there's really not much to complain about here, especially if you watch enough sports to recognize that most athletes aren't the most expressive or magnetic presences when they aren't playing.  The thing…

"It's like community theater."

"It's like community theater."

I think it went like this: Whitaker had defended Trina already, for helping the boy.  (That's the reason she died, it seems: not being strapped in, and she put herself in harm's way to help that kid.)  Part of Whitaker's feeling for this woman in the aftermath has to do with seeing her as he sees himself: someone…

I think it went like this: Whitaker had defended Trina already, for helping the boy.  (That's the reason she died, it seems: not being strapped in, and she put herself in harm's way to help that kid.)  Part of Whitaker's feeling for this woman in the aftermath has to do with seeing her as he sees himself: someone…

anybody know the name of that episode?  or a YouTube for that scene?  WANNA SEE IT BECAUSE IT SOUNDS TOUCHING.

anybody know the name of that episode?  or a YouTube for that scene?  WANNA SEE IT BECAUSE IT SOUNDS TOUCHING.

While we're at it, that last scene was all about the falseness of most of those agreements - Nucky pretends he kept his promise to Billie, Cantor ends up doing the play (but not without putting Billie in her place and planting seeds of doubt), and the report that everybody died EXCEPT Gyp, which is a sort of failed…

While we're at it, that last scene was all about the falseness of most of those agreements - Nucky pretends he kept his promise to Billie, Cantor ends up doing the play (but not without putting Billie in her place and planting seeds of doubt), and the report that everybody died EXCEPT Gyp, which is a sort of failed…