He’s very concerned about all those things. They make him look terrible and ineffective and get Americans all upset, so he’s staged a very high profile but meaningless grudge match to distract everybody, and even cast himself as the heel. Vince McMahon has taught him well.

Are you blind? If so, please ask someone near you to describe pictures of the “Alt-Right” protests where they throw the Nazi salute, carry Nazi swastika flags, and shout about killing Jews.

“Opinion counter to lefty views” in these cases has included:

Shouldn’t marching with torches while yelling “Blood and soil” and “Jews will not replace us” be, you know, contrary to common decency, and not just lefty views?

Nazis: “We literally believe that the genocide of non-whites is justified.”

Eh... if you carry Nazi paraphernalia, shout Nazi slogans, espouse Nazi philosophy and call yourselves Nazis, I think it’s safe for someone to refer to you as a Nazi.

Okay, let’s do this because you don’t seem to understand the difference.

God, remember when people actually thought that could be the worst thing a president could be accused of, getting less than a million dollars from multi-billion dollar international financial powerhouses? Quaint as hell.

Saw this earlier today and loved it. It outdoes Requiem for a Dream in how wild it gets and may be Aronofsky’s looniest film to date. It’s extremely dark, but I found myself giggling at a lot of parts, particularly when Javier Bardem’s “God” character changes tone and forgets promises he made just moments earlier…

I saw it at the local arthouse, so the, admittedly small, audience was half people who likely knew what to expect and half old biddies who just see whatever because of the senior discount.

Solaris was very good. Only Soderbergh could strip that story down so much.

This was the first movie I saw at my town’s new Alamo Drafthouse, and the lady working there didn’t even try to hide how much she enjoys watching people walk out of it.

Hot take, also the right take: Solaris did not deserve an F.

MOTHER really is quite a good movie. It’s been on my mind since I saw it, which is something you can’t say about any of the summer blockbusters.

She’s been good in pretty much everything she does

It’s a Bible allegory. What did they expect?

If you go to see a Darren Aronofsky, David Lynch and other such directors’ movie and expect an ordinary story, told in a coherent and logical way, you didn’t do your homework.

Seriously, they should insert it in all advertising.

This only makes me want to see this thing more.