This keeps popping up in my “suggested for you” list. Five season length has me intimidated but intrigued. Is it worth the commitment? 

I was literally going to say, why don’t they call this the Best Drake Song Category.

Random observations:

Same here, it was like he felt he had to top the ambush of Sonny at the toll booth in part I, but it just seemed out of place.

I didn’t hate part III, but I did think the fly-by was tonally out of place. Seemed like a scene from Die Hard in the middle of a very serious trilogy of films.

For sure... I only saw the first couple MI flicks, looks like they kept getting better! For Cruise, my go-to would be Minority Report. 

Wow, I’ve never seen MI:5 and just watched that clip. That is a pretty damn cool scene. 

I’m an idiot; I rarely read the bylines. Thank you for pointing that out in a gentle manner. 

Is this Werner Herzog week or something? What did I miss?

I clicked on the clip before I was fully awake and holy fuck, what a terrifying way to wake up. I just can’t process it.

Just to be “that guy”... When I saw the Mythbusters episode where they test whether or not you can safely hide from machine gun bullets just by ducking under a few inches of water - and to my astonishment proved that you can - it tainted the D-Day scene in this film because of all those soldiers who get shot under the…

Irons is perfect for Chamberlain. Physically spot-on. 

That commenter from last week who was saying that Stephen Colbert sure was a “superfan” for a lot of things is starting to sound less kooky. But I think it’s actually just lazy headline writing. 

Kids on the street are calling it ‘medibation.’

I have not, but thank you for alerting me to its existence. I really liked WWZ. And when I learned he was Mel’s son, I resolved to follow his career. 

Outrageous question posed to outrageous man elicits boring answer

“Coat Of Many Colors,” the typically heart-tugging autobiographical tale of childhood bullying

I absolutely LOVED this movie but watched it again last year for the first time in decades... doesn’t really hold up so well, especially the swordfights! Count me in regardless. 

Second only to Gordon Lightfoot, perhaps, amongst train troubadours.

Can’t do it... can’t do it. Clicked that link, made it to the opening lines of the first number, “There... are... staaaaaars,” and closed the tab.