Breaking Bad aired in South America six months to a year after they did in the US (depending on the season) and I can confirm that it didn't work as well after knowing how things would turn out.

And Take Shelter.

Who exactly is Pitt's character that Cotillard's character is gonna go so deep undercover that she has his child?

Maybe it's cause the queen's such a void in her own show but I find Edward to be the most compelling character on the show. He has so much inner turmoil an the actor does a great job o letting peaks inside drip out.

I'm pretty sure I'd rather die in my sleep than waste away from cancer.

But then what's the point of being vague? If reviews are going to naturally be spoiler spaces, why not lean into it?

Was that Wayne Newton at 1:45?

He's haunted by not being there on 9/11 to stop the whole thing so he's fixing all the other problems cinematically.

A movie about mourning the death of a president should do well in a country mourning the death of the presidency.

I don't know about you but femicide is exactly what I needed from my escapist television after this week.

I refuse to choose.

Obama and Obama.

Too bad about La La Land. Pleasant movies don't win Best Picture with Republicans in the White House.

Last time new Star Wars movies came out under a far right nightmare of a president, they weren't very escapist.

I'm a fan of Simpson's but I had to go through his IMDb page to remember why and it was Jackal Onassis.

I'm late to the party here but this show is the antithesis of binge-viewing TV. Most episodes make me want to go sit down and have a little cry for a week and a half.

What's worse, a director like Nichols making Oscar-bait like this or getting recruited to make a by-the-numbers blockbuster?

Jenna Maroney confessed that she's never met Rourke.

I remember the Twilight Zone Movie opening being considered sacrilegious. "Sterling would never go for such a cheap jump scare!"

It's not a horror movie?