When Sinbad appeared as one of the grip of black celebrities who hung out with the fictional character at the time, I was surprised by his appearance. I had no idea he’d had a stroke in real life. But, the brother is still here and that’s what matters. I hope he’s recovering well.

Aren’t we done with this prick yet? He’s THE MOST phony pos on TV already, and that’s saying something. He quit his show...can we move up the date on him and get him off our screens?

Can we all finally admit the truth here?

I say watch it and decide for yourself. If you liked the first of this trilogy, you may be surprised. I thought this review was one of those “I don’t like it because its not what I wanted it to be about” reviews that, basically, means then you go make that movie, that’s not what this is. (Plus, they listed the wrong…

We need an independent definition of ‘less’ here. HAHA!

Absolutely agree. As a matter of fact, you point out how good he is when it comes to casting (not that he doesn’t use someone who is probably a great casting agent) that he gets people he knows he can get a performance out of, even if they haven’t show a particular side previously. Look at Wahlberg in “The Departed” —…

It seemed like such a try-hard Scorsese copy. And with “The Wolf of Wall Street” being out at the same time, why would anyone need a wan copy??

Amy can do almost no wrong for me, but alas, not even those parts could suffice.

I really hated American Hustle.

Miller really relies on bits to be funny. I once heard him on a radio talk show and in the middle of an interview, he was asked a really softball question about something. He went into schtick and started screaming about how offensive the question was and stormed out. The host, a comedian himself, was like ‘wow,…

Fuck this loser, he wouldn’t be HIRED again is the truth. He’s proven in so many ways, in so many venues that he’s not only unfunny, but he probably has some kind of personality disorder that he’d rather let run rampant than take responsibility and get himself some help. No respect for that douche.

My mother and father have wanted to play Cards Against Humanity with me for years. I refuse! I don’t want to hear either of my folks read something about “gobbling Oprah’s balls” or anything even close to that!

“Reservation Dogs” is a great example of not needing to fear getting the jokes/meanings/layers of what’s going on with a community one isn’t a member of. It laugh my ass off and cry when necessary watching that show. I’m sure a lot goes right over my head and passes me by, but like Atlanta, there is enough humanity in…

I feel like Blonsky has to be involved somehow with that one goofball who already tried to get her blood being at the retreat. (Although, I don’t think Blonsky tripped the monitor to get her there - how would he have known the Probation officer would bring her??) I’ve also heard that Tim Blake Nelson is coming back as…

“Because bacon’s good!”

Same thought.

Saw it and I’m glad I did. It’s a nasty-fun trip that I was happy to take. There are questions around logistics, but it’s a well done “B movie” with nothing but praise intended. (A GREAT double feature with ‘X’, imo!)

I have to say I was blown away by this movie. I liked ‘X’ as well, but the way they opened this film/story up compared to the first one was really exciting to see. Colorful, lush and detailed, I was engaged the entire time. And Goth, truth be told, deserves any and all nominations that might come her way. Since this…

Spot on!!

I can dig it. I also like the screen crawl of names they can use instead of listing them verbally, too. They need to be disciplined enough to NOT repeat the names once they get up there, though.