Trust me when I say the headline did not initially make any fucking sense. Also trust me that my joke was VERY funny in that context.

Does this look like a movie that I’d watch. Unless friends desperately wanted to and they were paying for drinks, probably not.

Bezos 100000% watched this on his yacht with his wife and she fawned over Gyllenhall, so he put it straight to streaming out of anger.

Speaking of avatars, has everyone suddenly lost their kinja profile picture or is it just me?

Why on earth would anyone care what Oliver Stone thinks about anything? It’s not 1991.

I feel like they need to stop doing these.

I didn’t realize you were allowed to sing country sober.

...What is it you think “involuntary manslaughter” means?

I like that this ending focussed on forgiveness. ‘Fargo’ tends to deal with the concept of justice in very retributive terms, which can make for good drama, but it’s not often that it gets into the kind of healing that needs to take place afterwards. Dot’s act of kindness towards Munch is such a moment of grace, and I…

Applegate has had a really tough road in recent years between the MS diagnosis and the double mastectomy and oophorectomy.

That whole take about attention spans is so tired, and also straight up incorrect. For all the freedom to mess with runtimes that streaming supposedly offers, TV runtimes haven’t really changed much; we’re still using the half hour comedy/one hour drama model for the most part. In fact, the whole concept of…

At first glance, I thought this was David Lee Roth.

*alone on my island*

Burton’s film is not great, maybe not even good. But Giamatti, Helena Bonham Carter, and Tim Roth all gave excellent performances, and the ape makeup was extraordinary (and possibly the last of it’s kind - the CG apes of the recent trilogy are likewise quite good, but another kettle of fi- er, barrel of monkeys entirel…

Think of the people who memeify their political agendas over pictures of Carlin! AI is taking their jobs!

Your opinion is bad and you should feel bad.

Yeah, it’s mixed between “great Trek” and “greatest Trek”

I’d say there’s no big need for Trek movies as long as we have Trek shows. Trek movies have twice given the franchise a boost when there were no Trek shows.

Episode definitely had Waco vibes, which I’m sure was intentional.

To be fair, his first movie about Jesus (LToC) was pretty good, and I say this as an atheist. Scorsese isn’t some hack making crap to appeal to evangelicals, so I wouldn’t write this movie off just because of its subject.