Fuckin love these books, and I’m not ashamed of that, so this review tells me this show will probably be a full-on A for me.

Same thought! Looking forward to it. Punch Drunk Love and Uncut Gems are two of my favorite movies.

Didn’t know about the accent going in, and I love Oscar Isaac to the moon and back and trust him but that counts as one of the most jarring jumpscares of the last year for me.

Once it found its legs, it became such a warm and honest show. We really liked it. They ended the second season with this odd, tacked on flash-forward that felt to me at the time like an epilogue they added because they saw the writing on the wall about a cancellation, and uh. Yeah. 

Such a bummer. We really liked that show, and I was always furious that it got no promotion from Netflix, and no reviews on any sites, AV Club included. Yes, please, give us 600 rehashed articles about the fuckin Harry Potter reunion, though, please, keep it up. Great job. 

I’m still annoyed by its title change, but that movie was great. Such a delightful return to the smart, heart-ful R-rated sex comedies I didn’t know I was missing so bad.

Taking horror films seriously and releasing them at the same rate as your other genre movies means that you only make horror, and are therefore somehow less-than

Always like it when they let Batman fuck

“Jesus, we’re SO. DIFFERENT. That’s why I’m gonna fight you about it.”

Oh shit oh shit I am so fuckin ready to cry

You should see at least the first one. It holds up surprisingly well, so it’s a fun watch even all these years later.

No, it definitely is. You need your musculoskeletal shit to be balanced, or you fall apart. Athletes overuse their bodies in the sport. I’m not advocating for hardcore endurance training. “Using your body” does not mean four to eight hours of skill drilling every day and competition. It means regular strength, cardiova…

Looks awesome, but something tells me that this isn’t going to be as straightforward as the trailer implies. 

It also doesn’t help that it’s over 3,000 words. A movie review shouldn’t really be over like 1,200 words, unless it’s some sort of deep-reading analysis, which this isn’t. It’s mostly summary of the movie’s plot. And honestly, over 800 is usually close to unreadably self-indulgent.

Also, the crazy background/typeface…

It also doesn’t help that it’s over 3,000 words. A movie review shouldn’t really be over like 1,200 words, unless it’s some sort of deep-reading analysis, which this isn’t. It’s mostly summary of the movie’s plot. And honestly, over 800 is usually close to unreadably self-indulgent.

EDIT: This should’ve been to the…

Not if you saw the movie, he won’t be

Also, big cats mostly fight reeeeeeally slowly. They’re so strong that most of it just looks like they’re leaning into each other, but they’re actually causing serious injury and pain. I don’t think that would be dynamic in a comic action movie

100%

I made a really embarrassing noise at that moment that no one heard. Hahaha

So many physical maladies that people associate with aging are just the slow accumulation of not using your body and treating it like a garbage can.  Barring actual injuries, most joint and back issues can be fixed or greeeeatly reduced with physical therapy/training and a reasonable nutritional approach.