Totally get why some people hate this movie. I loved it. To each his own.

"Like that Bron Bron? Had that long time ago."

Yeah, I got the chance to go see it at a theater in Portland last night. Blown away. One of the more unique films I have ever seen.

All of the reviews I've seen other than this one have said the film is amazing, but tough to watch. So, I'm not gonna let this one review discourage my optimism for this. The trailer was amazing.

I never read the graphic novel so I wasn't as disappointed as most folks. It wasn't great but I thought he was still capable of making something great. But then he made Sucker Punch and I was so confused as to why Christopher Nolan gave him the job for Man of Steel. Now, Batman vs Superman looks great, but I'm afraid…

You could make a completely separate article about Snyder movies having great trailers, but the movies end up blowing. Hopefully, that's not the case for Batman vs. Superman.

This show is so strange and ambitious. I don't think I've ever been more impressed with an animated series. Just might be the funniest show on television and I hope it last for eternity.

The real question is, could they get Jason Segel to do this? One can dream.

I think in this case, it's relevant. His work on True Detective was truly amazing.

"I'm not hungry!"

I could hardly breathe I was laughing so hard through this episode. Maybe it had a little to do with the fact that I was a tad drunk, but I definitely thought this was the funniest episode of this show, and the hardest I've laughed at a television show in a while. The part where Louie buys in to the role play, I lost…

I don't know if I'd say this was his best show, but I can say that I laughed so hard the whole time I had to take a nap afterwards.

Gotta be one of the whitest recommendations I've ever read.

Is that the Rob Delaney show?

Well played, sir.

I don't remember the last time a show was on this long of a hot streak.

I enjoyed this more than Lupe's album, though both are solid. What a great way to start off the year for hip-hop. I can see both releases being on all of the end of year lists.

"She calls it a MayonEGG. Isn't that adorable?"

But Dexter ended months ago?

I was wondering the same thing. What does a movie gotta do to earn an F around here?