"Are there no prisons? And the health care workhouses, are they still in operation?"

Also, if you want to see an eminently qualified accent coach (that weirdly looks like Dennis from Always Sunny) breaking down movie accents, here ya go:
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If I made a list of GoT alums that I would want to play Iron Fist, Jones would be somewhere below Peter Dinklage. The dude has got Scott Eastwood boring face, and, while he may be a dynamic actor for the <.01% of the time he's been on the show, I wouldn't want him carrying an entire TV show.

That sounds like a creative way to paper over a post-orgy burglary.

Does anyone remember this "dating site" that was all the rage for about 15 seconds (I think it was even on a "Good Job, Internet"), that was designed to hook Canadians up with Americans desperate to leave during the rise of the Trumpreich? I think it was called Maple Match or something.

I currently live in Arizona, and the trailer here starts with Howard appearing on screen and asking you to see the movie and come to the specific theater I was in at the moment (Harkins, if I really need some OG Arizona street cred). It smacked a little bit of desperation. So I'm not super hopeful.

I thought he looked more elf-y when I saw the trailer, but maybe that's just me.

I went to see it with all my female friends (I'm in psychology grad school, so it happened more times than I'd like). I fell asleep about 1/3 of the way through (which rarely happens to me in movies). I would wake up on occasion to predict the next plot point, and once that event did actually happen, I would go back…

What V.M. said. It's essentially a morality play that the "bad guy" is insisting you act out.

I feel like this is me when playing Telltale's GoT series. Spoilers if you haven't played it yet, but you're a very minor house in the North whose meager army gets annihilated during the Red Wedding. As such, you're playing as a powerless lord with a neighbor who wants you dead, and you're either a small child or…