"For all the time he spent lauding how his film was going to "humanize" Superman, I felt more distant from him than ever."

Incorrect, I saw MoS and I'm a moral person because I torrented it. Your move DG, your move.

Agree, MoS is Snyder's best movie since DOTD, which may not mean must to some people but those of us who recognise that DOTD 04 is actually a fantastic film no what the comparison means. There's plenty wrong with it (the Supes/Clark/Lois relationship makes no sense emotionally, Costner killing himself just to prove…

Ironically, accusing MoS of being pretentious for attempting to examine the moral impact of and on a superhero is in fact really pretentious.

I think the more serious issue is setting it in one house and not once properly mapping the territory thereby making everything else incoherent. That's a high crime of cinema.

"translate to "bad boy" if you are kind of a dull guy."
Or if you're the kind of guy who treats women as equals and not as conquests. See, the badboy is so delicious because he fucks lots of women so when he chooses you* to fuck you're flattered a guy who has so much choice has picked you. It's why badboys, contrary to…

Er no, you can be an interesting and obese male and never ever get laid. Conversely you can be the most boring but athletic dude and fuck all the time.

" Guys who whine about not getting fucked because they're so nice."

I think it's best summed up as "If she sees you'll do anything she says, she's bound to respect you!"

Not really because that implies there is actually a science to pulling, when in fact there isn't. Being kind of a dick does help though

Well D'Angelo seems to be expecting that.

Rummy will go to his grave never revealing anything incriminating, he's a pure ideologue, every lie he tells is, he believes, in the service of a greater good. In a way I think Morris did the best he could and let the weird silences and that bizarre almost inhuman laughter do the work for him.

I think expecting Morris, or anyone at all to get concessions let alone confessions from Rumsfeld is being naive, perhaps in some cases disingenuous even.

Also - justified is not the word I would use either. But a understandable, deserved response? I'd go that far.

If you're a pacifist I wouldn't call you a coward at all. Misguided maybe, but not a coward, unless you abandon the belief in pacifism when you're threatened :)

Not really no - what personal view have I given? Only that he shouldn't have to past betrayal, would you suggest people always HAVE to forgive and forget betrayals of trust in relationships? That's less a prescription for forgiveness in the face of marital betrayal more just an acknowledgement that people should be…

It's irrelevant if the act had highly probably consequences the guy didn't want to happen, he knew what he was doing and did it anyway. Physical violence doesn't always leave psychological long term damage and if in this case it did, well then it would be quite fair considering the damage he knowingly caused. It's a…

And meanwhile those on the economic right sit back and relax, safe in the knowledge that Intersectionality will cripple the left for decades.

Agree, Plot Against Common Sense is an astonishing record but it takes patience to glean the rewards. TWMAA on the other hand is heartstoppingly immediate. How to Stop Your Brain seems purposefully abrasive in a way they haven't since Curses. Really excited to live with it a while.

"cosmic punishment"