Tom Jane was the practical, reasonable guy surrounded by a bunch of crazy people going on blind faith. He got kicked out, and when confronted with a no-win scenario, he did the practical thing. Had he had a little faith, everyone would have lived.

It’s an emotional kneecapping and it’s one of the better twists in genre…

Nope. You have The Mist in the wrong list - that ending is brutal, haunting and utterly chilling, and the film is all the better for it.

The thing about oppression is that it is a sum of the whole. I’ve never had someone burn a cross on my lawn, but I have been faced with the subtle prejudices and slights that are the hallmark of institutionalized racism every single day. Oppression is not just the broad strokes, it’s just as much the light dabs, if…

In any other context, I’d side with the kids. But Princeton is supposed to be where the social and intellectual elite is educated and prepared for the burden of leading the world and this was literally a class about hate speech. If this isn’t the class to discuss challenging and controversial issues, uh, what is?

You won’t find many drummers who think Ringo was bad.

I encourage you to challenge your own view by listening to any of Paul’s isolated bass tracks (available on YouTube; Hey, Bulldog and Something are two straight masterpieces I’d recommend to start). If you’re interested in their singing ability, you can also hear their isolated harmonies (the b-side of Abbey Road has…

Yeah, people still lose their shit over their records 50 years later even though they were bad singers and musicians. Come the hell on.

...oh for the love of:

Isn’t Rotten Tomatoes banning negative audience scores because of an alt-right Facebook page that has called on people to mark the film down?

yeah lost, alias, heroes and ST:D are all horrible, horrible shows that relied on tropey gimmicks. Hannibal was good though. Still when 4/5ths of your pros are cons, oof

I don’t know. I have to admit that watching the recreation of the scene in 2D was about as thrilling as watching the original scene.