But for real though, in the movie, the characters built a sound proof crib in an insulated basement and have oxygen tanks and an oxygen mask for the baby to use while it’s in the crib.

They had nine months to try and plan for this, and the solution is ingenious.

If you watch the movie, you’ll see what they plan to do with the baby once its born.

This is definitely covered.

I am pretty sure I am not a survivalist because whenever I read summaries about movie scenarios like this I think, yeah, I’d just go ahead and die.

The issue was that he used his feminism to deflect from accusations of infidelity. As in, “You don’t understand, I’m not constantly hanging out with the young, attractive women who work for me because I’m cheating on you, I’m doing it because I’m a feminist. If you criticize me, you’re criticizing feminism.”

The thing I love about Scream 2 is that every victim does the things that would make them safe in a horror movie...but they don’t work. When they go to a public place with lots of people around, they’re murdered and everyone thinks it’s a publicity stunt. When they stand on the street in broad daylight, they’re…

Douglas Adams once said something along lines of, anything that exist before you turn 20 is normal and natural and part of how world should be. Anything that come along between ages 20 and 40 is new and exciting and maybe you can get a job doing it somehow. And anything after 40 is unnatural and strange and world not…

Not gonna lie. Eleanor seeking out Chidi makes me cry. He will always be her flashlight.

The star was quoted as saying “If this isn’t the best movie in history, may I be struck by lighting!” before being struck by lightning.

I still consider Halloween 1, 2, and H20 to be a rock solid trilogy for the Laurie Strode character.

While their acting in K&P was a bit hit or miss, Key’s work in Playing House blew me away umpteen times over. That kind of comedic timing is so goddamn spectacular to see in action, and he really got to dig in to his character to a wonderful degree unlike pretty much anything else I’ve seen him do.

So why Chidi resonates with me is his anxiety. And how that can work is that you may look like you’re ignorant of how it impacts (after)life, but you’re actually beating yourself up OVER and it’s cannibalizing. I think he knows, he’s just trapped.

My girlfriend loves to tease me for having said that the first time we hooked up. She laughs because she had no intention of slowing down, regardless of what I said - she’d push until I made her stop.

They didn’t do anything wrong per se, but they have benefited from decades of male privilege within the industry. Gods forbid they sometimes feel a little uncomfortable with that.

Everybody practice this phrase, and try to utilize it throughout the New Year: “Hey- maybe you shouldn’t post that.”

Yeah. I mean look at Japan. They have a work culture that’s all about HUSTLE and CRUSHING it. And what do they have to show for it? A declining birthrate and a suicide forest. No thanks.

Oddly enough it’s the straight white non-Jewish men who have the biggest issues with being able to relate to someone who isn’t like them. Everyone else has long since learned to make do.

I know this sounds like faint praise, but she had a bunch of episodes in Falling Skies and man, did she just light up the screen in that. Every time she was on screen it looked like a real show and not a PG-rated riff on The Walking Dead.

All I needed to know about what kind of respect people have for him is when David Hyde Pierce insisted to go uncredited as Abe Sapien’s voice in the first Hellboy, because he felt it would detract from Jones’ performance.