Chicago, see Star Wars for free! (Way to get to non-Chicago Gurnee not included.)

I actually hope that an unintended consequence of this is that fewer streaming services decide to "save" "beloved" cancelled shows.

*signed*

If the pilot is any indication, Idiotsitter is some hot garbage.

I agree with all of this. When I saw it at the Chicago International Film Festival, I thought that this was the least engaged I had been watching a Kaufman movie. I had the thought that the movie's resolution felt rushed and wholly unsatisfying and that the film as a final product felt incomplete, and then Kaufman and…

Agreed. Totally different vibes.

And especially coming right after "When you love the Doctor, it's like loving the stars themselves. You don't expect a sunset to admire you back," which is a devastating line, really.

Or just don't fucking read it if you don't want season 1 spoiled? They had a section heading, so you knew exactly what you were reading. It's not like it snuck up on you. Asking someone to cater to you is absurd, I'm sorry.

You're mad because you read a blurb about season 2 and season 1 was spoiled for you? Come on.

Creed's first official trailer is so, so good.

Sorry, gravitas and emotional impact is something I didn't want in that movie.

On Opposite Day?

No. I click on the Jessica Jones show link—results for the binge reviews. I use the search function on the AV Club site and get a million unrelated posts. It's not ironic that I couldn't find something on this messy, disorganized site.

Which is also my take on The Wolf of Wall Street.

Yes, others explained that already. Thank you for your time and attention to detail, though!

Thank you!

I get that not everyone binge-watches shows. But conversations can still be had in the existing reviews, no? The conversation might not be as fruitful but you could say that about literally any show that you watch after the fact. I was just confused before I knew that there were quick binge reviews.

That doesn't make me wrong. It makes people dumb.

Apparently there isn't one, guy.

Agree with Molly—Catastrophe is wonderful.