The Joker has a full bowel movement on-camera. One take, no cuts. Brave filmmaking.
Don’t be silly! It’s ZackSnyder! — far as he’s concerned, Superman should be a sociopathic remorseless killer.
A fan-made Bob’s Burgers / Archer crossover from the other direction:
“It’s a semi-comedic take on the Death Wish/TakenEqualizer ‘older guy kicks ass’ formula.”
Well, thank goodness they cut that scene where Milla Jovovich looks into the camera and says “One million Uyghurs are held in Chinese concentration camps where they are tortured and provide forced labor for Western businesses” before release, or else they’d REALLY have a problem on their hands.
A lot of folks seem to be missing the point of this story.
Another crucial problem is that they tried to draw inferences about the causal effects of mentorship which were not justified by their data. They even acknowledged the issue, then went ahead and pretended they had identified a causal effect. And the outcome they focused on was not necessarily a good indicator of what…
Yeah...in the old days, RPGs definitely did seem like a wildly better deal because action games were charging $50 for something you could finish in an afternoon. Or that was really short but ludicrously hard so it would just TAKE you a long time to get through very little content.
Coming this fall on Fox: Parole Violation
Hard to resist just gushing about all things Supergiant/Hades so I’ll limit myself to:
I don’t think that’s true at all.
Toyotathon begins next month. May God have mercy on our souls.
A TV really isn’t big enough to appreciate the the climactic scene where Timothee Chalamet opens a series of portals and brings through dozens of characters from earlier Woody Allen movies to fight Liev Schreiber.
This is one of those movies (like sleepless in seattle and the ugly truth) that should be looked at with the question “swap the gender of the leads and how creepy does it get?”
That’s complete “both sides are equally bad” nonsense.
I’m given hope by some of the other subtle things dropped into the episode - for instance, of COURSE it’s the Six Million Dollar Man figure that dropped Archer into her game room. Sure, it’s an exoskeleton rather than a rebuilt Bionic Man, but still.
And don’t get me started on Hawkeye. HE’S NOT EVEN AVIAN!
This also plays into Roger Ebert’s contention that almost no movie prominently featuring a hot air balloon has ever been any good.