Hey, Philomena was phenomenal.

I really love this book, and I was really excited about the casting, but…this doesn't look very good.

Shit. I was on board with McConaughey until your comment. Goggins would have been a perfect cast

He was dehydrated, starving, exhausted and is a generally delusional man. Him not acting sane in that moment made perfect sense because that's his character.

That wasn't the script not trusting us, it was just a character moment. She was explaining an awkward but secretly deeply hurtful event in her life, and it revolved around a dumb pun. It made perfect sense she would over-explain that when reciting the story. I do that sort of thing all the time

They do put it in youtube, and if you don't like the concept you have no obligation to stay in the theatre for them? I don't understand what you're complaining about.

Eh. The album's great. I still enjoy snark

When I was in fifth grade, my grandmother - ultra-conservative grandmother, mind you -took my brothers and I to the movies on a rainy day and, because of our love for the main actor, we saw Norbit.

I like this answer.

I love Section.80! Just an ironic comment, no real meaning behind it. Isn't that the status quo on this site or should I be snarlier?

Cue three days of intense praise, followed by one week of immediate lashback, followed by one month of tolerance before everyone returns to only listening to GKMC

*reading through review*
Hmm…this sounds okay…
"Ann Dowd"
I'm in.

I had the misfortune of seeing Olivier Assayas's Personal Shopper last year. It sucked ass!

I was lucky enough to attend last year and it was a truly wonderful event. This lineup looks spectacular, and I really hope these films turn out to be great!

Bojack Horseman?

metaphorically? What?

As great as Golden is, P4 is still a 10/10 game on its own. Absolutely worth playing it on PS2 if you can find it

God, those are far and away my two favorite current shows and that season was such a strong one. So excited to watch them semi-simultaneouslty once again

Funny that you mention Peabody, as the talk was actually a Peabody-sponsored event (my college is the University of Georgia, which runs the Peabodies).

I had the pleasure of meeting Ray McKinnon, the show runner of Rectify, at a University event recently. He had a pretty cynical attitude towards the industry and seemed aware that 'no one' watched anything he made, but his actual respect towards the stories he told and the characters he wrote for was reverent and you…