Dammit man, this grift won't grift itself, I gots hotels to open!

Says who?

Problem was he started kidding around afterwards. "Can I give you [offers an arm] a hand ?", "They're pretty armless now, eh?". Also, Chewy's fear of commitment.

I guess they value the superior acting, dialogue, plotting and production values of the 50 Shades series. No, I haven't seen the first installment, why do you ask?

Well… I could stay a bit longer

Little column A…

Shave him and roll him in flour.

That they can see inside our heads?

It's a tough watch, looks good, but it's incomprehensible

MacGyver.

They really should have called it a day after S4, the shambles that was S5 annoys me more as time goes by. I possibly need to get out of the house more.

It was just so Hilary though, wonkish & clunky. "Basket of deplorables", who even thinks of a phrase like that. Goddamit come out with something soaring "My supporters, the best this country has to offer, their generosity, their tolerance, their strength. My opponent will never understand these people & what motivates…

To a non-US person, the Presidential election seems primarily a referendum on the personality of the candidates. Why parties put up unsympathetic personalities is beyond my understanding. People like Romney, Kerry, Al Gore even, they came across as people you'd cross the street to avoid. Hilary has that problem also,…

Yup, 50 Shades was a genuinely (if baffling) huge phenomenon. Can't imagine the follow ups are going to to the same numbers, it seems like a long time ago since all the hype around the original book. If they're shooting back to back, seems like the people involved have twigged that too.

The first (somehow, cos it looked cheap as hell) had a $40 mill budget, but took $ 166 million in the US alone. Pretty impressive actually.

"Rusk, Sodomy and the Rash; Orson Hyde, the unauthorised autobiography"

He did send him back with nothing but a Barry White album and a bottle of Blue Nun.

Ah yes, the little Death - TO ROBOTS!

There is no problem with The Matrix. If they had stopped there and then, it would be remembered as a stone cold classic & would be talked up and referenced as an influence. The sequels retrospectively ruined the originals reputation.

You mean you don't need to see Bruce Wayne's parents being gunned down every frigging Batman movie? How will Hollywood pad out films to three hours, long past the ability of normal humans to care about what's going on?