It's infantile garbage to be sure, but its utterly fascinating infantile garbage. I've rarely seen a movie's idiocy so clearly reflect the underdeveloped mind of its director. As a resource for understanding Snyder and his legion of fanboys, it's invaluable.

Sucker Punch was Snyder, not McG.

Actually, a reboot of Leonard Part 7 with Louis CK sounds like something I would enjoy.

Because they are not at all alike?

I thought "the Penny Marshall effect" was to shoot every scene from five angles and then have your editor assemble something resembling a sitcom.

It's DULL, which is the last thing I ever expected to say about an Oliver Stone movie.

Most movies that aspire to say something profound about death would benefit from more Wile E. Coyote style deaths.

He should pose on the cover in a manner reflecting how he's strong like The Hulk.

I rent 1-2 movies a week from Amazon, generally stuff I don't feel strong enough about making time for in the theater.

It's much darker and stranger. The Lobster felt a little more conventional to me by comparison, which is an odd thing to say in light of the premise.

Have you seen Dogtooth? I much prefer it to The Lobster, which I liked but didn't love.

Oh, I know you are. And you should wear this particular firstie like a badge of shame. Seriously, everything in your comment above is disgusting, including your ignorance about how something like this could possibly happen, and in the (gasp) 70s!

Why do you feel a strong need to watch the actual tape?

Transgender prostitutes have feet too.

It's not the best song of the 1980s, but if I had to pick one song to sum up the decade, that would be it.

Eh, I'm honestly more likely to jump off a bridge after a genuinely awful day that to join a group of people who are always touching each others faces for no reason.

I watched Equals a couple weeks ago and found it totally insufferable. A good 80% of that movie is the leads just wandering around their generic futurescape, then leaning against a futurepole to brood. A shame, as I like Stewart and Hoult, but there's about 10 minutes of actual movie there.

Not so much, actually. It's more that the story itself is kind of lacking.

Kubo:

And just think, if you'd vomited on Suicide Squad, no one would have even noticed.