I honestly do not understand why they keep pushing back product.  Tenet box office sucked but what will suck more is when there is 2200 theaters left in America come April and there is still no vaccine.  

ZODIAC MOTHERFUCKER, as always, speaks the uncomfortable truths:

“At worst, it’s a male author laboring under the misguided delusion that we could’ve had it aaaaaall if this MAN hadn’t fucked it all up.” Is that a typo?  You know Curtis Sittenfeld is a woman, right?

I won’t disagree with any of these choices, but I will say - needs more DEVS...

Eh, I’d be more than happy if shows just continued on ignoring corona. I watch TV to escape my looming existential dread, thank you. After everyone from insurance companies to car dealerships started coming out with those maudlin “we’re all in this together” commercials a couple of months ago I was about ready to tear…

It’s beyond idiotic to think a cop sitcom can’t exist now, and I’m not one bit surprised no one here is saying that. It’s the AVC. Plus, this is a Schur show, and those are always full of actors telling us how much better they are than the rest of society, so it’s not a shock they’re scrambling to make a fictional cop…

I always loved, “I’m dating a nice lady who works the ‘unmentionables’ counter at Macy’s.”

I love that in 11 & 13 in particular, despite the other incredible star power within, it's Reiner's character who's tasked with conning the villains face to face.

Kind of nice viewing this comments section to know I’m not alone in thinking that Brooklyn Nine Nine is really fun but pretty uniformly bad at their ‘socially responsible message’ episodes. Parks and Rec felt like they always managed to handle it more elegantly.

My reading of the end of that movie was completely different from yours. There was the false climax where they got the racist cop, sure - and then the system told them “lol, we don’t care about black people or fighting the KKK, we’re going to forget about it now.” And then the Klan shows up and burns a cross.

His best cameo will always be as The Underminer:

I know there are people who get tired of Wes Anderson because he only does The One Thing, but I still get excited over every new movie of his. I mean, yeah, he only does The One Thing, but he does it so well.

Indeed. The Tali-bum...the Trash Man...we need to see these characters on the big screen.

That Hot Chip album is a real triumph. 

Of course Richard Jewell got off better than people that were killed (I’m not even sure what your point is), but he got royally screwed, even if you’re too young remember.

its going to fail because its not for anyone- a liberal isn’t going to go watch a movie about three rich, racist propagandists who were willing to sell their souls for a quick buck and now want sympathy that working for a racist corporation set up to subvert and destroy american democracy on behalf of a handful of…

Alligator was weird and funny and intimate. Boxer was ok, but everything that came after zeroed in on that whole sad-sack shtick they thought everybody loved. And hey, maybe they were right. But Alligator is what put them on the map. It’s the album that made music dorkuses stand up and tell the world “Hey everybody!…

Surprised that none of the three Run The Jewels albums made the list, specifically Run The Jewels 2.

If I had to choose which Kasey Musgraves album is my favorite so far, I’d probably go with Same Trailer Different Park. Mainly because of the lyrics. They’re so clever yet so simple, and pretty bold considering what most people expect out of country music these days.

Ordinary Corrupt Human Love > Sunbather.