First sentence: debatable. He's yet to sign any major legislation. Health care "reform" crashed and burned (thankfully). Tax reform looks to be another intra-party snipe fest on the horizon. The border wall is laughed at be everyone even in his own party.

No mention at all of the irony of a man famous for spoon feeding bullshit to a fanbase that won't/can't recognize it as objectively false criticizing fans of a show for talking about it as if it's real?

Dunkirk is not a good film. It's a few good moments or scenes sprinkled into a confusingly edited, protagonist-free "story."

I did. It lands squarely in the "mediocre" range. Good performances and visuals propping up a tremendously rote storyline.

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Congrats!

That is the plus side of the approach they took here (and I'm on record as not hating this film, just not really liking it either).

I'd have to watch it again, but I could've sworn I saw him.

Fair enough. I actually like the Ocford comma as well. I wouldn't make this a hill to die on, that's for sure.

For movies, sure. But nearly the entire article is about TV.

I'm not sure I can find a single accurate part of that headline.

It actually does look quite solid. It's more like the top half of an I-beam, and the "cars" are captured by wheels that run both above and below.

Why is it the people with the lowest levels of reading comprehension are always the most condescending?

It's definition is derived from context- as you say, no one reading it imagine Jon and Dany being FedExed somewhere- so the term stands on its own, without notation.

Except for Tyrion showing up at the same battle. That's what broke my brain.

From the highly unscientific method of "how their names sound" I think they're all male.

It didn't come out of nowhere. Jon says using dragons against civilians would make Dany just like the rest of them.

We ran it in slow motion. It's definitely Bronn.

To Nolan's demerit, though, those visuals aren't always terribly helpful. There's no sense of geography anywhere in the film, other than on the beach (water vs sand is hard to screw up).

You can't really prove by me that there was much of a script to begin with. If there had been, maybe the timeline of the film would've made a lick of sense.