I wish people would stop pushing isolationism as a viable foreign policy option especially in the modern age. It makes no sense and has little benefits. I'm not advocating for being involved in every conflict but it is important for the US to have a presence in the world.

Did all the actors and actresses who did voices in this film just need the money for their new deck or something? I can't think of any other reason to do this movie.

People like Bill Kristol and Rich Lowry are finally showing common sense in the age of Trump than before when they just repeated conservative talking points in order to contradict liberals.

Brian Van?

And they are doing all this on the weekend that they're celebrating their Lord and Savior being risen from the dead who talked all about loving your neighbor including your enemies, help the poor and opressed, and not committing acts of violence against another human being.

I've cut back on it significantly so I'm grateful for that. I still get assholes on my feed that complain about liberals and gun control and post batshit insane conspiracy theories that Hillary Clinton is a murderer.

It's already causing damage now and it will only get worse especially if cable news continues to jerk off to the idea of missile strikes.

Oh, he has. I know him from high school and he was a dick then so it doesn't surprise me that he behaves this way.

Here's another disturbing aspect: Trump seeks approval and to be loved. When he started launching strikes, people started fawning over his decision to drop the missiles. Trump will see that and think that'll give him a mandate to drop any bomb anywhere because the people love it.

I've already seen a guy I know on Facebook posting about how if you don't volunteer for the military, you are a coward and your thoughts on the conflict cannot be said because you are not a part of the military. It truly is scary how bloodthirsty for war many Americans are.

I own the first six seasons on DVD and I sometimes forget I own it because I get into watching The Simpsons, Arrested Development, and Seinfeld since I own all those on DVD. The show is amazing and funny and the characters are stiill well done. However, towards the end of the series they started to run out of gas and…

They have altered the deal, pray they don't alter it any further.

Same with me. Hated Click because I guessed the twist at the very beginning of the film and the cheap sentimentality bothered me towards the end. It turned me off Adam Sandler for good.

I'll ad another bloated historical drama that I absolutely hated and nearly walked out of the theater: Les Miserables 2012. Jesus, was the movie a giant slog and whoever decided that Russell Crowe singing was a good idea deserved to be banished from Hollywood forever. I hated every single character at the very end of…

Eh, I'll defend Enemy of the State as an entertaining spy thriller. It has its moments and I like some of the performances in it.

That's part of the reason why I put it on top because it was such a disappointment. I've been waiting for a film version since I was 13 and when it finally came out, it was terrible.

Current CIA director Mike Pompeo has labeled WikiLeaks as a threat and colluding with Russia. While certainly this should not be a story in a normal world, Pompeo was retweeting WikiLeaks back in October when WikiLeaks was decidedly anti-Hillary Clinton and propping them up. My, how things have turned.

Apparently, an official in the North Korean government said one of the reasons why they are ramping up threats is because Donald Trump won't stop tweeting about them.

I believe that was around the time that Nicky Swardson was trying to become a thing because he had a show on Comedy Central at the time that only lasted one season.

The Giver: They turned one of my favorite books ever into a boring, uninspiring, poorly acted, poorly written, stupid, rushed Hunger Games-knockoff. The only saving grace was that the film was short but even then, I was horribly bored halfway through. Runner-up is the first GI: Joe film.