I had the opposite experience - I was underwhelmed by American Weekend but loved the last two albums, and became an even bigger fan after seeing them live a few weeks ago. For me, Katie Crutchfield has a melodic skill that sets her apart from other indie types.

Universal Orlando was the best park ever for film lovers when it first opened. They had a multi-stage Hitchcock experience, which is never something you would never see at a theme park now.

So excited for this. I absolutely loved Krisha and can't wait to see what Shults does with a full-on thriller.

But if the door is green, nothing but pleasure waits behind it.

He'll never be able to top Kubrick's work on the original so why bother.

He's also great in the underrated, underseen Frank Perry film, Doc.

Can I trade you a half-melted Bossk for your Yak Face?

I'm realizing that I'm never gonna not read it as Syndrome Of A Down.

Not that I've heard, but I honestly stopped following the story a couple days ago. I get exhausted keeping up with their idiocy, and their monstrousness.

God forbid anyone on that staff could be adult enough to admit to a small mistake.

"a lot of gallery video art and contemporary experimental film consists of stuff that the average person would consider pretty cool."

"Fred Armisen brings some low-key Portlandia kookiness to the part, but he seems to have wandered in from a broader, sillier movie"

The male genocide has been rescheduled for Monday.

Gillian Jacobs, perpetual love interest of large-schnozzed man-children.

I thought Cera captured young Brando's distracted arrogance pretty well.

Come on now - Imagine Dragons started as garbage cans.

His solo work so far has been seriously underrated. It may not be as great as the best Outkast stuff, but it's still fantastic.

Does the WH just keep inflatables of ex-presidents around just in case?

Very much want to do this but tickets start at $250.

Fair enough, but my issue with that argument is that the movie does carry certain elements of the show, most evidently its terror and emotional resonance; more importantly, it redeems Laura by telling her story. That said, it doesn't have as much of the absurdist humor, or really any of the warmth, that was a big part…