I’m a little fuzzy on the timeline but roundabout 2006 was when the infamous traffic stop happened where he referred to a deputy as “sugar tits” and went on an anti-semitic rant; 2010 was when he was caught on tape telling the mother of his child he hoped she would be “raped by a pack of n*”.

Again further proof that “Cancel Culture” isn’t real...

Sort of a historical precursor to the “Masshole,” perhaps 

Halloween Kills is the worst movie I’ve seen in years. I mean, of course everyone doesn’t have the same tastes as me, but I liked the 2018 one pretty well and went into this with a hopeful open mind, and yikes— pretty much a disaster on every level except the gore effects. It’s not just full of stupid dialogue and…

Affleck’s character is the only one who really seemed to enjoy the 14th century.

Jodie Comer, Adam Driver, and Ben Affleck all made very strong impressions in The Last Duel. Matt Damon as at least in conventional plot terms as the protagonist was sort of a stiff though, which I realize was by design, but I wonder if he was the right casting choice or not. Maybe they should have cast a Chris 

Michael Keaton

But if we all work together we can make Adam Sandler the most popular search on Xhamster!

High Rise was great. Also loved the adaptation with Hiddleston!

What a stupid name. His name isn’t Halloween!

Your guide to the Halloween multiverse. The MCU are rank amateurs compared to these guys!

That is true. It is a strange world that we live in. If I want a Hamburger in Hamburg, I don’t usually go to McDonald’s, in any case. I go to Hesburger, which is a Finnish fast food chain. They’re pretty good!

That’s not true though, I’m afraid.

Alternate headline: Fun New Way to Get Hamburgers in Hamburg, Place That Invented Hamburgers

I assure you, maybe 4% of Americans know where Hamburg is.

The performances by De Armas and Lynch make it all the more difficult to accept that Lea Seydoux’s character is the love of Bond’s life. The only other Bond film where he is properly smitten with the girl, is OHMSS with the incomparable Diana Rigg. NTTD is a great film, despite Seydoux and Malek, rather than in any…

You hate the thing most people love! Nice!

Ana De Armas is a treasure.

This some Chuck Dickens lookin stuff.

It may be easier to take Ballard chronologically (by his life, not necessarily publication date). His memoir “Empire of the Sun” (which was the basis of the 1987 film) explains how he went from a life of privilege as a son of British colonials in Shanghai to being interned in a Japanese prison camp during WWII. Pretty…