I don’t know why they don’t call her show, “Oh, I don’t watch TV: The Show.”
I don’t know why they don’t call her show, “Oh, I don’t watch TV: The Show.”
I want to make it clear: Sorry to Bother you was a masterpiece and the whole debate around the Oscars last year shouldn’t have been “Why did the Green Book win?” it should have been, “Why didn’t Sorry To Bother You” get nominated.
YES! Thank you! That’s who I was thinking about: Jodie Comer. I couldn’t think of the name.
Us was an incredible movie. It’s logic doesn’t hold out at all (there’s also something called rabbit starvation, where you die if you eat nothing but rabbits because they’re too lean.) But hey, it also doesn’t make sense that there’s a dude in a hockey mask with mommy issues killing teenagers having sex, so....
Shazam was one of those rare superhero movies that looked at the source material said, “This is pretty silly” then rather than doing something like have him hold up a few old versions of his costume and frown, or address the fact that he once had a talking tiger as if it was an embarassment, they embraced those…
Oh, I completely agree that it needed a good editor. But it really went for it, and I can really respect that.
Really solid list overall. Some great movies on here, including Under the Silver Lake which I watched last weekend and I’m still deciding if I like or not. I think it was good? Maybe that’s the point.
Others have said this but to reiterate: they wanted to be a gritty street drama what actively hated superheroes. Even Luke Cage, who’s costume is a yellow shirt, seemed to be unable to do the bare minimum to show things being... well, superheroic. They wanted to be the cool kids that embraced something, but like, so…
Maybe the internet wasn’t such a good idea.
The twist: He still doesn’t wear the jacket. THAT’s stubborness for you.
I’d like to see the first Hunger Games where they hand a bunch of kids some knives and they wait around for them to stab each other.
Why should professional writers write negative reviews when so many wannabe writers can write negative reviews on Goodreads? Or you know, if they get enough people on Twitter to hate the writer for whichever reason this week, then it can get a bunch of one star reviews from people never read it?
Perhaps Netflix should Google “The French Revolution” before they do something “Stupid.”
And yet no one will finance my play about William Henry Harrison: “A Tight 30.”
She’s like a god, but whats interesting to me is that she created these creatures without knowing the extent of her powers. What can she do now that she knows?
So... does this movie mean that kids can essentially create life?
Leonard Pierce did a pretty good job of reviewing things for the AV Club when he hadn’t seen them back in the day.
I wanted Tom Cruise to agree to the fight, bring his friend Henry Cavill, then try to identify the little pieces of Bieber that they leave behind.
I’m starting to think that Goodreads might be complete trash.
No, he’d get into a bar fight with the boyfriend of the woman who wronged him, then one of them would get cancer. This time it’s “flips coin” the woman.