Don't watch a faithful version of the novel or you'll be sad then.

Judge Claude Frollo was similarly, um, triggered by Esmerelda. So, you have at least one thing in common with him.

I vaguely know a girl like that but I thought she was pretty hot and the passed couple years I creep her social media once in a blue moon and it’s still her old job listed and nothing has moved in years and I get this sinking feeling that she’s not with us anymore.

(Well, he means)

Right. I thought that Legal Eagle did a decent job of running down this line of thinking but OF COURSE there were almost immediately like a dozen “reaction” videos to that talking about how he “missed the point” or whatever. I watched two of those reaction videos before I completely lost my patience. Because *of…

*hears the words “facial swelling”...*

The Nightmare on Elm Street.

I knew a man named D. Idaho,

You don’t need to see Knives Out to watch, understand, and enjoy Glass Onion. I do recommend Knives Out as also a good film.

I always thought it was funny that people were essentially saying “James Cameron, the man behind several of the greatest SF movies of all time, and who has put a colossal amount of intense work into every movie he’s ever made... is lazy.”

I guess some genres are more tightly bound to their traditional forms.

He paid good money to promote this film, and those ads won’t click themselves.

You’re right, the bullying plotline at the beginning of the season was just absurdly over the top. I stuck it out because my wife was going to watch it no matter what, and I’m glad I did. The rest of the season was fantastic. If I ever re-watch it, I’ll just fast-forward through anything that happens in a school where…

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I mean, if it was a civil trial, then if you were ~66% sure, you should have voted for the tenant without any browbeating needed. Your standard there is preponderance of the evidence.

That’s how it worked on the jury I was on. That was a criminal trial for a serious crime.

Man I loved that movie as a kid, one of my top Disneys for sure since I wasn’t into princess stuff.  

Nearly had something like this happen at the Grand Canyon. Realized that the “avoid toll roads” setting was helpfully trying to navigate through backwoods trails to avoid the entry fee gate and followed the existing signs like any rational driver would do at that point.

You might be right and neither of us has any way of knowing but you’d think that would be a core function of his job.