Intelligence, for one.

"Rick's sort of break-out sitcom character/bad ass traits in the first 2
seasons seems like they were making fun of those kinds of characters but
now it seems like the writers think Rick is super cool."

Uh, did you just not pay attention? The point of the episode was pretty much laid out by Morty.

So…, every episode?

Yup, literally.

Do you seriously not realize that depiction doesn't necessarily equal endorsement? Only the shallowest possible reading of this show would come to the conclusion that Rick should be emulated.

Technically, that theme comes from Sonic 3.

As the subject of your avatar would indicate: yes.

The only thing I remember about War was that Jet Li had a prominent distracting blackhead during several scenes.

The theater version of Grindhouse cut out a reel of film from both movies, as if it had gotten lost or destroyed. I believe Death Proof's reel came from that middle part.

Do watch The Grey, but realize that it's not a movie about Liam Neeson kicking ass.

One of the biggest issues was that the Siegel estate won 50% of the Superman rights, and the court demanded that WB get a movie in production by 2011. I can't find the article from back then, but it said that Snyder was ultimately chosen from the list because he wouldn't demand any script rewrites, and would start…

I'd be happy if they did more than a couple of season reviews in a month.

Plus, how do they justify the mutants being feared and hunted, when every other powered individual is a celebrity that practically everyone loves?

In my experience, that criticism is often given to any director that doesn't have either a signature shot, or an obsession over a cinematic technique that can easily be condensed into a YouTube supercut.

If you like the films in the first half of Nolan's career, then it's definitely worth watching. I think I like it more than Insomnia, Batman Begins, and even Memento (though that could be because I went in with zero expectations.) It's a little rough production-wise, but I think that roughness adds to the atmosphere.…

Uh, that wasn't meant to shock you…

Much better than someone who spends all of their time policing discussion online, certainly.

But the human race wasn't wiped out by lack of infrastructure.

I dunno, it sounds like you're being dishonest, actually. I certainly don't recall Greengrass ever proclaiming that these movies are exactly like professional documentaries. His choices are as legitimate as any other "mistake" deliberately deployed for artistic effect, like lens flares and film grain.