I live 5 minutes by bicycle fr9m that warehouse (which I had never heard of before today). Hey, mum! Glasgow got on AVClub!

Even speaking as a parent who is generally looking for fun stuff to do with/for a kid, this is definitely one of those things you drive by to assess before committing to it.

That is 100% true, the Palestinians are a political and military tool for those countries.

You’ll notice that the Palestinians’ Arab brethren in Egypt and Jordan haven’t exactly been rolling out the red carpet. They’ve been in the middle of this conflict for so long that those governments are worried allowing large numbers into their countries would be poison for their own populations, and they’re probably…

...it should be harder to buy cheap decorations?

The only issues with his plan are:

Our whole world is plagued by influencers

Someone just needs to tell Sid Meier to make a new version of Pirates! (or it’s 16bit version, Pirates! Gold) and that’ll fix it. 

Gerwig described Barbieland, as it’s presented in the first act, as a “dystopia.” It’s supposed to be sheer hell. That’s what the movie is about. Herzog understood the movie’s themes and had a visceral reaction — the first act takes place almost entirely within Barbieland, which is an apartheid state where all men are…

Herzog narrating a documentary about Disneyland sounds amazing.

Holy shit, he looks Paul Rudd there - WE MUST USE THIS INFORMATION WISELY.

Ha, and I’m here to complain about the tired “Tom Nook is an evil capitalist” take. The dude builds you a house plus multiple additions (overnight!) and then extends you indefinite, interest-free loans that you can pay back with twigs, rocks, and bugs, if you so choose. I'd like to see people trying to pull the same…

We need a Herzog/Lynch buddy cop movie before either of them dies.

This has got to be equal first with BRIAN BLESSED reading his own autobiography, titled Absolute Pandemonium.

“I’ve seen it on the set and it is heartbreaking. It is heartbreakingly beautiful... It’s a phenomenal technical achievement.”

Yes. 

Everytime I think I’ve seen the most Herzogian statement, he breaks his own record. I will never tire of this man

it’s not clear to us whether Herzog is offering a qualitative assessment of Gerwig’s movie, or genuinely speaking to its neon pink depiction of Barbieland, a world in which ostensibly happy “people” play out basic routines with no capacity for understanding any of the ennui or despair clawing at the edges of…

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Yeah, from what I’ve heard, One Piece was better than anyone expected. It seems like the rare exception, though.