CK is not doing great, from what I've read. He's playing smaller venues in smaller cities, and while his concerts are showing strong pre-sales, the theaters aren't full and people have been buying day-of tickets for less than a sawbuck. 

For all its fidelity to the characters, plot, and world of the comic, the most faithful representation of this series in relation to Moore/Gibbons’ work is that Lindelof & Co have taken an existing property and used it to tell an entirely new story relevant to the times.

Best response I've seen so far: "This slogan was agreed upon after a 96 hour brainstorming session." 

The worst thing I can say about Fury Road* is that now I can’t summarily dimiss each new resurrected 30-year-old property as a worthless nostalgia-driven cash grab. 

#1 - Nice.

Do not bring that evil here. 

What are the odds he's LubeGuy? 50/50?

https://gawker.com/imprison-the-royal-family-and-abolish-the-monarchy-867576501

Are we talking about the same Queen who blindly said “sure” to Boris’ illegal request to shut down Parliament in a barely-shrouded effort to push his Brexit non-plan through?

That whole series was spectacular. Hopefully someday he'll do more. 

“When you go in with blinders on, you will see what you want to see.”

Edit: shit, I thought this was the SUPPORTERS playing ger testimony and I briefly felt physically sick to my stomach.

Irrelevant. The analogy persists. You knew exactly what I meant. 

Man, I almost forgot about Vision. 

I fully applaud the effort to remind people that superhero books are a genre of comics, not the default of the medium, but this list gets too Pitchfork-y for me, leaving off big names at what feels like an editorially mandated level.

I want to say “Fury Road” because - as mentioned above - it’s one of those long-delayed, past-its-cultural-sell-by-date projects that just never works out. And then it did work out. It worked so fucking out that it may be the best movie of the 21st century (so far) and seeing it in the theater for the first time was…

Amazing. 

Her monologue of that story is the highlight of television in 2019. The writing was stellar and every choice she made as an actor was perfect. 

That reminds me of a joke...