Sounds like the American Donarch has a Get Out abductee writing his woke-ass speeches.

She just wanted the rating. I mean, she had to know how banal, and even damning against anti-Trump folks it would be.

Yeah. That's because people want blood, not dated tax returns, even if they're a step in the right direction.

Yeah. Life is super hard.

But I have to hear an awful lot about them.

Noooooo!!!! No more Marvel Movies!!! For the love of God Almighty, stop it with the Marvel Movies!!! I'm so goddamned sick of Marvel Movies!!! Jordan Peele, please resist the Marvel payola!!!!

Saw the running time, and was immediately jazzed. I love Yang's films, but I also like having afternoons to do other things.

Say what you will about this season; any show with multiple alum from The Birthday Boys is better than most shows without alum from The Birthday Boys.

Right?? And it's like, "Am I just paranoid, or nyuh nyuh nyuh?"

In my opinion, the pilot is by far the weakest episode—the fact that it's essentially the worst edited Baz Luhrman movie ever doesn't help. As has been said, it's a hot mess and a half. It's a big, sugary, neon trip. When it hits its mark, it's worth the bumpiness.

I used to love Cold Case when I was really young. In retrospect, the thing I loved most was the way it played with the flashback structure. Cold Case became a sandbox for stylish filmmaking and short storytelling. I get why it has become forgotten, but it's hardly the laziest or least inspired procedural from the last…

This is how we get Black Mirror's "San Junipero."

…Do you not?

I mean, if he says it long enough, people will genuinely believe it.

*gives some much-deserved skin*

Damn… For a certain generation, late night noir will never be the same.

True Blood peters out around season five. I mean, it's shorter, but the dropoff is so unreal that it feels like every episode is four hours long.

People still find themselves ruined by single tweets, even if it's not the people we want to be ruined.

Seeing so many Mifune films, I don't know if he ever had a type.

Agree on Sam Worthington. I was positive his character in Hacksaw Ridge was actually Scott Eastwood. Nope. Just chameleon of stage and screen: Sam Worthington.