In the year of our lord, nineteen-hundred-and-nineteen, Samuel Clements made boffo cannibal cracks to the expense of Armie Hammer such as to create great drollery and concern.

No matter how many times I see that scene it gives me chills every single time 

If anything, I would say that Thanos was half-right.

“It’s also worth pointing out that McConaughey’s specific political beliefs are still… kind of vague.”

I agree, but Kate’s clearly coming from a place of privilege that makes her extra so. Her introduction as an adult is her destroying a historical building - accidentally, sure, but that whole stunt was for no reason - and the punishment being a total slap in the wrist because she can afford to no sell any…

Bingo.  And Body Snatchers ‘78 makes four.

Thundarr is a Warner Brothers property!

“Every home, ultimately, is... alone. Only the termites will see its end, long after the human inhabitants are in the grave. Only the termites will bear silent witness to the screams, as they consume the foundations and walls, with celestial efficiency born of the patience of 100 million years of evolution, long…

How about regular Home Alone, but with Werner Herzog narrating? 

He’s shitty to his employees, shitty to his family, and generally shitty.

So, your FIRST thought was a conspiracy theory? 

So glad to see an actress resisting the industry pressures to keep working, and instead rely on medical wisdom to care for her body. Now to take a gigantic sip of coffee as I google this rising star

Actually, according to people who have worked with prop guns before, what most likely happened is that a piece of the blank got into the gun chamber and was fired. It's the same thing that happened to Brandon Lee.

I would prefer to a new season of Batman: TAS to any Batman movie made in the past decade.

Ant-Man & The Wasp is my favorite MCU film, just putting that out there. Inventive action, fun characters, great jokes, and it’s one of the few MCU movies (including its predecessor) where the fate of the world isn’t on the line; it’s just about Hope/Hank trying to find Janet and Scott trying to not get caught evading…

The OP never said anything about the job being stolen.  It’s about the unfairness of a system in which a certain type of criminal has to struggle immensely after serving actual time and a certain type not only gets out of serving actual time but then walks easily back into her old life not missing a beat.

I’ll take your word for it, but that’s the series’ problem, not mine. I only have so much time to watch TV during the week, so if the show hasn’t at least made an impression after week 3, I’m out. Combine a slow start with a pretty slim marketing campaign, and it’s lucky it made it as long as it did.

Shore Leave 1000% better representation than anything on this show.

Speaking about queer characters and Venture Brothers, Shoreleave was easily one of my favorite characters.

So many clueless, bad-faith comments here. Just because someone is well-off financially doesn’t mean they can’t experience trauma. And I don’t think people know just how traumatic it would be to suddenly have your life become everyone else’s business; every outfit, sentence and action under intense scrutiny with no…