That it is.

Good job, got both of them.

Congratulations, you got an answer right that literally only one other team knew. Even in my team, with people who saw it, none could remember Bianca.

Correct on all of them! And of course, obligatory mention that The Paperboy is the film where Zac Efron is peed on by Nicole Kidman.

Last night at Movie Trivia was super fun and ridiculously efficient timewise. Without seeming shorter than normal, and with three trailers for events happening at the space later that month, we still finished about 25 minutes early. That just led to a strong night of trivia, with my Film Group still yielding two…

If my dad commented here, he'd go on a massive rant about Cheap Trick, Joan Jett, and Heart being the Hall of Fame but not Jethro Tull. And it'd be amazing.

To be fair, Look Sharp! is aces all the way through as well.

Playtest, from the upcoming story, while it technically has a twist, is a bit more character driven.

I saw Playtest at NY Comic Con. While not in the top tier of Black Mirror episodes, it is still very enjoyable. I both liked the ending and felt it was a bit of a Tales From The Crypt style ending.

Oliver Stone's Alexander. Very sad Thanksgiving that was, seeing that with my dad and uncle after the dinner.

Probably just because it is getting released theatrically.

Happy Christmas is from 2014 and is definitely worth watching, even if no one did at the time.

Ah, yeah, that I can get behind. But lowering the voting age, I don't think, would have done much to fuel that.

When you consider that older people are still the largest voting bloc for all elections, I feel that bemoaning 18 year olds voting for the rise of Trump is a little on the shortsighted side of things. Age doesn't necessarily breed wisdom; Trump alone is proof of that adage.

My apologies. My interpretation from your previous statement was that this review was the first time you had heard of a Western review claiming this to be satire. My attempted point was that other reviews were making the same claim. If I bungled what you were trying to convey, I do sincerely apologize.

This isn't the only review claiming this to contain political satire: http://www.thewrap.com/shin…

Correct on the answer, awesome on the shirt!

I've only seen Infernal Affairs and The Departed and I can attest that it's pretty much the exact same structure between just those two films, so I have no idea what elements from Infernal Affairs 2 could be there.

There we go. Got it right.

Grace Kelly.