Yup, Woodward is trash.

I can’t help but wonder if any form of Sopranos prequel would be able to work. A huge part of what made The Sopranos work so well was its milieu—the pitch-perfect representation of America in the late 90s/early 00s, the autumnal unease of it all. It worked because it mirrored the state of the Mafia, and threw its…

I’m not here to countenance reasonable opinions, just to make smart remarks.

This is so colossally silly. I hope it makes a billion dollars.

In movie logic I would guess that since he’s the #1 bomb squad guy available (with Keanu stuck on the bus) that it had to be him.

I’ll bet it takes place in a desert-like environment and involves bizarre cars and weapons wielded by maniacs in a costume-designer’s wet dream.

This fuckin guy stopped at the pilot ovah here

The rest of the show is much, much better than the pilot. While the show is often humorous the pilot was much more so, and definitely borrowed more from Goodfellas than actually doing its own thing as it does later in the first season. The scene where they run down a guy in broad daylight is another early-weird thing…

Looks great, despite the baffling music choice and the way-too-cute baby Christopher freaking out seeing his murderer.

What happened to Gary Cooper, the strong silent type?

I don’t think she’s obligated to even acknowledge those assholes.

I just can’t understand these letter writers who understand that their relationship has critically ruptured and then decide to prolong it out of some misplace desire to be the long-suffering one. If it wasn’t the pandemic, there’d be some other reason to feel guilty about tossing him, and it’d probably be equally dumb.…

Yeah, I can see how it might be suspicious that a bunch of people are dying in a retirement community.

If I were The Machine AI Overlord(ie, that big squid-babyface god thing), I would probably just straight up delete kung fu from The Matrix altogether. I feel like that’s gotta be at least 65-70% of their problem right there.

What the hell?

THANK YOU.

And it’s more apposite now than it was in 1976. Rise up, people.

I think it’s a stretch to call the series “four classic films” as well.

At the time I was working on an Aliens licensed product, and we got an early Alien 3 script. This script had Ripley crash landing on, essentially, a medieval planet, with a large castle outpost that was populated entirely by a human religious sect sworn to never use violence or modern technology ( hence, flying off to…

His time to die.