Hopefully, Tony had a good financial advisor that had him put his assets into a trust. In fact, I believe Disney+ has a new show about this.

I think it should receive a nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay. As others have mentioned, the level of difficulty of bringing all these characters and all these movies together was extreme and they pulled it all together brilliantly. The nitpick is that they seemed to play a little fast and loose with the time…

Um. FYI. @Cooking with Cranston. Michael Myers put on a mask and killed his SISTER for no reason. [Adjusts glasses with a look of smug superiority]

I absolutely thought that was a remake. Here’s the actual synopsis:
“A professional skate-boarder drifts through life with seemingly little regard for adult responsibilities, preferring instead to skate in abandoned pools and camp in friends’ yards.”

PABST BLUE RIIIBAAAN!!!

Oooh. Good tip. I want to see that. Looks like my library offers that too. But, when I try to sign up, the site isn’t letting me search for my library (or any library, not matter what city, state or zip I enter). Something’s not working right. I’ll try again later.

It does rule. I finally got to see Dogtooth and The Lobster. Haven’t tried Killing of a Sacred Deer yet.

I didn’t realize the credit varies by library. My library is even more awesome than I realized!

But, what steps does the suspicious family dog take...?

Kanopy is streaming First Reformed (and several other movies on the AV Club’s top movies of 2018 list). Kanopy is connected with many public libraries and you can sign up for free using your library card (as I did). Your account comes with 10 credits to watch 10 movies a month. It’s pretty awesome.

Black Panther’s importance as a movie and what the making of it means outshines the actual quality of the movie itself. So, I think what us movie geeks are struggling with is how do we actually judge this movie? On the basis of the movie itself (of which the consensus seems that people like it but don’t love it) or on…

Pssssst. Over here. [Whispers so as to not call too much attention from the rest of the forum] I think you mean Jeff BRIDGES. Play it cool though. I don’t think many other people noticed. Maybe just @hammerbutt.

Umm. It’s not that Ed Burns (though I did have to check because I was surprised to hear he might have worked on The Wire): https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0122654/.

The rest of what you say sounds nice. Good for them as a couple.

Unlike Snake Plissken. 

I did not care for The Godfather. It insists upon  itself.

Helpful editing suggestion: Chloe Grace Moretz (not Moreta)

“Some men just want to watch the world burn.”

I always interpreted the book as being against organized religion but not against spirituality or the thought that there was something greater out there. In that sense, I found what he was talking about quite comforting.

Umm. Does the upside down “M” stand for “Women” or sagging breasts?

This is soooooo disturbing...