No arguments here, Memories of Murder was a superb film. I believe they eventually worked out who the guy was in real life as well.

There was about 5 years when I was buying every Korean film I could get my hands on as well as going to South Korea almost every year in the period of 2005 to 2010.

I went to see it yesterday to support local Australian product and because I’d heard good things about it. Definite kudos to how the directors got their character to this point and there were many individual elements I liked (especially the use of Sia’s Chandalier) but I really feel like the odd one out by saying that…

Different people learn different things at different times. One person's experience or even a common experience isn't the same as absolutely everyone's. Even with the Internet, not everyone looks up the same things even if there's a lot things people commonly do.

The American “center” is well to the right of most of the rest of the world’s centre.

I see Blue Beetle going up against Betteridge and losing here.

Fast Times at Ridgemont High had a ridiculous number of people who went on to win Academy Awards.

... and the one day Jon Favreau directed the film Iron Man, the first film in the series which gave rise to the very successful MCU.

I can say I'm there on your behalf next month if you change your mind.

Given the number of times this has happened now, the question has to be asked as to whether he’s giving these big tips *knowing* she’ll then take them back or not? I mean he must be aware of this by now, surely?

... if Steven Soderbergh never intervened, we probably wouldn’t have Insomnia.

“... they’re just trying to cruise along in MI’s wake.”

I remember when he almost got cast as himself in his family's Christmas card but lost out to Josh Duhamel.

They're not wrong, literally can also be used as a synonym for figuratively now as well.

It remains a surprisingly frightening part of the book more than a century later.

The nature of Monkey was irrepressible!

AI would have gotten that right.

Needs a well placed hyphen if you know what I mean.

It’s hard for me to decide, even though Alien Covenant was by far the worse film out of the two, I did get a free pair of brand new Nikes out of it while Blade Runner 2049 got me zero new shoes.

“What the Merv is trying to say ..."