They hate the Boomers, man!

That's onstage. The crowds are still pretty hillbilly.

That would be around 170,000 more than they save in the larger format and also in history.

See? I'm pretty convinced he's been lying to us for forty straight weekends (at least.)

It wasn't really bad, but, yeah, it's one that has gotten praise that is really outsized for its accomplishment.

Any film with Samuel L. Jackson in it can only have one true monster.

"movies are still afraid to break out of that box"

People are your enemy.

When the terrorists kill the internet, once we've all gotten through those first moments of utter panic, we'll all start to become a little more human again.

Upvote for Petty. He's a completely different artist now than when he started, but, Gawd, I'm fond of that old stuff.

Seeing it in 70mm IMAX later this evening. Probably won't have much to say about the whole techy aspect of it, because my mind isn't oriented that way and I'm not trained in the language. It would be interesting to talk with somebody who sees it in a different format to tell if there's truly a real, communicable…

"Audiences can't be trusted with the most simple things."

Dude. C'mon. They're making a fucking Captain Marvel movie.
I wish they weren't making any of them, but that's not the world we live in. You really want me to believe you think Aquaman is a less worthy subject for a movie than Ant-Man?

I'll take that bet. What do you wanna wager? $50?

Well, when you put it that way…

Similarly, the nice thing about not being a Marvel Zombie is I don't have to sit through the same movie ten or twelve times pretending I'm experiencing something new.

Sucks to be us.

You do you.

The idea of Bruce Wayne being psychologically unstable is simply the nonsense resulting from a generation of bad writers being parroted by a lot of readers who ought to be reading Iron Man comic books instead.

Wrong. I'm blaming Morrison for reintroducing concepts that were rejected back in the '60 and '70s.