Good fucking job, Brian. :)

That's the ticket!

Also this opening is pretty cool.

I agree. I also expected to get more of a NY atmosphere than was presented. More outside world information. Maybe them watching the news or something. As it was, it wasn't that violent a year after all.

I got more of of an early De Niro vibe but I guess they're pretty interchangeable.

This movie barely passed the Bechtel Test with a very plot-forwarding scene between Chastain's character and her daughter. That was the only female/female interaction.

Um…#saveSelfie.

I miss this show so much. What a beautifully written and acted masterpiece. I hope they actually clean up at the real Emmys. :)

I couldn't believe how quick that episode felt. Whoa. I swear I barely finished a grilled sandwich before the credits. Good stuff. I loved the concept of this one.

After having to watch all of my prestigious SAG screeners that are mainly dramatic and sad, it's a relief to have a balls-to-the-wall comedy to look forward to watching. I love the movies these guys have made so far and I think anyone who sees this that appreciates that kind of humor will not leave disappointed. Based…

#TeamCharmonique :)

Then you'll love my feature script when I'm done. There's a whole lot of awkward sex scenes in which the characters acknowledge the sex and then do it.

"I hate him."

Domestic abuse is not nothing.

No Birdman or Guardians of the Galaxy or Captain America: The Winter Soldier? I see a lot of indies here. Which is great but spread the love.

That are perfectly tuned.

I know Emo and he is not like that all the time.

Yeah. I noticed that too. So sweet. And the Haiti letter was great too.

Wouldn't it be awesome if Valerie got an Emmy nod around the same time as Kudrow? Wow. The possibilities.

Gives new meaning to "Necromancer."