I think they're kind of adorable to be honest. Theirs doesn't seem like put-on quirkiness for attention, that shit's real.

This might just end up being one of those love it or hate it type things, like The Leftovers. I'm in the love it camp for both, but my tastes tend to lean toward things not everybody loves.

I love it when people get it.

The first season is a prequel to the comics. He will become comics Jesse.

Yeah, the comics are great for what they are, but I feel Rogen's show is more accomplished.

There is a subtle element of consent to Tulip's treatment of him —the hands on her thighs when she straddled him, his little smile after she seduced him in the baptismal pool— that makes it, if not acceptable, then at least understandable and in character.

Elaborate please? He said Will Smith has NEVER made a movie that sold well on his star power alone, I named one (actually two), the one thing I was instructed to do in order to disprove him. How does that not counter his point?

Yup, almost a half a billion dollars on a 70 mil budget.The Pursuit of Happyness pulled similar coin.

Hitch

I might be one of the few people who doesn't hate the Smith children (their body of "work" notwithstanding). They're just so impressively weird.

The actor is still cute, extra padding and all, the character sucks though.

I like both, I know that Social Justice Warriors are considered the greatest evil to ever grace the internet, to the point where racists and sexists are often more sympathized with, but there are worse things to me. With the world going so crazy right now and the rampant interconnectness of everything, it's easy to…

Maybe they'll follow up on it, she sues, they start to get some seriously negative press, and have to pay her off in the end.

Rob Schneider is an alien relocation operative with everything going for him. But he's about to become… a chair! This summer get ready for edge of of your seat comedy. Rob Schneider is… A Chair!

Farrell works much better in supporting roles, but I did really enjoy him in Phone Booth despite being the center of that film. Also he was in Winter's Tale, which is one of my favorite "what the actual fucking fuck even is this movie?" movies of all time.

The worst thing about the Robocop remake were the hints of a good movie that kept showing themselves to me. I didn't think reimagining the concept as a drama was a terrible idea, but they fell short in executing it at nearly every turn.

Damn, that is a good poster. Not a good film though.

Perry's always been a fine actor, he just sucks behind the camera.

You mean The Exorcist.

That might be wise.