This gif is underutilized.

That’s why he’s fun though, isn’t it? Everything he does is super over-the-top and melodramatic, but he keeps getting A-list talent. Like, Ed Harris and Javier Bardem and both in this movie, and they will both be scenery-chewing sinister. I am so there.

Chris Pratt is not in this movie. I think you’re thinking of Passengers.

I’m not arguing Peter is normal — I kind of suspected he was playing the long game for the next Bachelor, but who knows — but I think there’s probably a chunk of the more forgettable contestants who are basically normal people.

My guess is they want both. Like 2/3s unstable, insecure, impressionable eye candy and 1/3 basically nice, attractive people because you need someone to root for. Having only watched the last season, it was pretty hilarious watching drama unfold because half the guys were just dying to insert themselves and the…

Yeah, the last season is the only one I watched, but they went to Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, and Spain. I can see how the free travel would entice people.

Like I said to the other commenter, I mostly agree with you. But I could see some people returning the call out of curiosity and getting sucked in if somehow they knew it wasn’t going to derail their career.

I mostly agree with you, but then the situation is so unusual it’s hard to know what would be a normal way to respond. I think if you get to the level where you return the call out of curiosity (which I could see a normal person doing) and have no experience with reality TV producers, you could be talked into it if…

Idk I can see how some (mostly) normal people could get sucked in. Like, you’re single and your friend convinces you to put in an application, you go ahead and do it, because what are the odds, then they actually call you? I could see that happening.

Wait . . . how do you know what Dick Cheney’s asshole looks like? The people want to know.

I don’t worry too much about people who gain/lose weight for roles, but Bale has done it so many times I worry about him.

I wasn’t in love with Carrell’s portrayal of Dupont. Since it was the funny guy’s transition to serious-creepy I get why it was hyped, but damn, Tatum stole that movie. Carrell was fine, but Channing Tatum’s performance was virtuosic.

Oh, she knows what she’s doing here. She’s not apologizing to the plebs, she’s trying to convince her rich friends that she’s still cool and should be invited to their parties.

I’m curious what you mean by the list of reasons people want to have babies and debunking these reasons. I mean, maybe some people just want to have a bigger family?

If you’re worried about world population growth, better to focus on global investment in women’s education. That is proven to bring down birth rates drastically without anyone being a dick about other people’s reproductive choices.

It sounds like kids were waiting on the sidelines with parents. I’m a little disturbed that any adults thought this was remotely appropriate . . .

It was! They ended up pulling a lot of comedic beats out of it that I wasn’t expecting, but (for the most part) effectively pivoted back to serious tragedy when they had to. And it was the first time I felt a great deal of sympathy for Polonious, which was also an unexpected surprise. He had a humor and humanity I’d…

I saw it! Oscar Isaac did not disappoint. (Also, Keegan-Michael Key is Horatio).

Well Oscar Isaac does take off his pants in the America one, so . . .

I don’t want to goatee-shame, but I have never seen a human being pull one off.