I find Taylor Kitschy!

That’s why it’s a well-known fact that Sweden kills more people every year than guns, automobiles, and Phil Spector combined.

Geez. It died? Oh well, it probably had a preexisting condition.

We are posting on the AVClub on a Friday night, I’m pretty sure none of us are getting to third base tonight.

Santorum is now as least as well-known for being a mix of shit & anal lube as it is a failed prez candidate. I call that a solid win.

Not really. It just the principle of the matter. It’s mine phone and the cops have no right to it without a court order. The developments around fingerprints being used by cops to unlock phones is troubling.

The whole point of the szechuan sauce joke was that Rick was A) the only person in the entire multiverse who actually remembered it and wanted it back, and B) almost preternaturally committed to getting it. And in that regard, it was fantastic.

The first time I watched Monty Python, I was shocked at how funny it was—primarily because of how unfunny it’s loudest fans are. Anyone trying to do an impression of the Minister of Silly Walks is guaranteed to be just awful.

That is horrifying. I’ve always realized that the Gang are horrible people who destroy peoples lives. That’s why the show can get away with a lot of offensive jokes, the protagonists are always the but of the jokes.

One of the primary criticisms leveled against Rick And Morty fans is that they mistakenly valorize Rick as a sort of uber-nerd, a shit-talking asshole who’s too smart to abide by normal social rules. Rick is always right, and when he isn’t, he still comes out on top, probably with a catchphrase and an episode-ending…

That this even needs to be pointed out is APPALLING.

At least the costume is unisex, so that’s something.

Quit it, America.

If Katherine Hepburn’s brownies are so good, how come she’s DEAD?

Counterpoint: It’s not nonsense. It’s an entirely valid criticism of the movie.

Any film with a text by Millar is guaranteed to be “What if the protagonist was one of those douche-bro fratboys that used to be the villans in 70's and 80's movies?”

One of North Korea’s previous dictators actually did have a South Korean film maker he liked kidnapped and then forced him to make movies in the North.

This is a movie that doesn’t only beat the crap out of proto-Trump voters, it also makes its villain a climate change advocate. It was also directed by a Brit who’s probably laughing at your attempt to map his movie to your left/right political divide.

Sure, this review makes the movie sound like trash, but on the other hand: