It's the same stupidity these idiots were trying to peddle before the election. "Oh, Trump and the Republicans hate each other! They'll never get anything done, so it's totally the smart decision to elect Trump!"

So, there's no legitimate way to dislike Metallica, in your eyes?

I'll be the lone dissenter. It was shot and mastered in 4K, so you're definitely getting better picture quality than most theaters. It also has very limited shaky cam, which can be exhausting in IMAX.

I hope people take away from this movie that "dark and serious" does not mean an absence of jokes and levity.

Matthew Vaughn greatly improved Mark Millar's turds, so that's definitely not true.

He and Giuliani called it a Muslim ban. It's one of the biggest reasons the restraining order against it was upheld.

I'm angry that a joke Kimmel didn't write was copied from a joke Tina Fey didn't write.

I'm surprised Sudden Character Development Man didn't bite it, but I guess that's more of a Walking Dead staple.

Banning the sub wouldn’t get rid of the users, it would flood them into every other political related subreddit. Containment and isolation is the best response. Plus, looking through their comment history and seeing a bunch of t_d posts tells you exactly what you’re dealing with.

You have to send your information to Google for their services to work in the first place. A reasonable person understands that pressing the search button sends the text that you type in the box to Google. Similarly, on Android (not sure about iOS,) you have to specifically opt in to send your location data to Google…

That's exactly what it was doing. Boba Fett was created to sell action figures, and his figure came out a year before the movie released.

I don't think the idea itself was bad, it's just that the context makes it absurd. The biggest thing is that it needed a Batman who was preparing to break his one rule for the first time, not the Cheney fan who kills more people than the actual criminals in Suicide Squad.

Live Another Day was awesome, and the best season since 5. It was tightly paced, without all of the extraneous crap. And, unlike season 8, it had the perfect ending for Jack Bauer.

That makes sense as an ending for Jack Bauer, though. He's ultimately a tragic hero. Everyone he has cared about, besides Chloe, has died, and he's a broken shell of a man, who is also a criminal in the eyes of the government. It makes sense that he would sacrifice himself to the Russians, and it doesn't make sense…

Except, they do tell a story. It's just not the story that you, personally, want. Also, Expose is one of Lost's best episodes.

The show tanked it in the first 5 minutes of episode 2 when they introduced Short Round, a black guy named T-Dog, and a racist redneck. At least Glen turned into something resembling an actual character several seasons later.

You mean the most cynically created mystery show, ever?

Sepinwall seems to think so.

Huh, that's not exactly who I expected him to defend. Michael Rapaport: breaking down stereotypes.

"Punk is often more of an approach, or a sense of humor, or, at worst, theoretical posturing and stupid anarchy patches."