Just write them off as having moved.

I kind of feel the “crazy absurdity!” of the Chris Gaines album is overhyped; it’s a perfectly fine B- Garth Brooks album with an unusual marketing gimmick.

Lucky slipped in peepee again, and they took the money and moved away or something.

This is one aspect of cop shows I never understood, even as a naive youngster with no understanding of the complexities of justice and law enforcement in an inherently unfair society.

“The Shield” kind of did that with Forest Whitaker though that storyline goes off the rails at the end.

It would be nice to have a Chris Evans-style Cyclops for once. Capable, but square. And a short Wolverine. And a Storm who does SOMETHING.

there’s a whole sequence where she’s trying to figure out what the hell Jagger is singing, which seems completely alien now, but even in 1987 I recall thinking there must be some more straightforward way to find out the lyrics of a bloody Stones song!

It sure does.
Now, I don’t like shitting all over something other people are clearly fond of, so I’ll just say if you want to hear the song, I can recommend several better ways to hear it.

I’m sure people in upstate NY feel the same way when every other show ever created takes place in NY, NY and they don’t have like Law and Order: Buffalo or “The Rochester Files” or something like that. States are more than just their capitols or biggest cities. One of the things I found interesting when watching…

The first season of True Detective was both set and filmed in Louisiana.  It’s been a few years since I saw it, but I remember a fair few swamps and no Mardi Gras.

Agnes is clearly Agatha Harkness (way too many hints at this point), and, I believe, an ally. In the comics she helps Wanda hone her powers, and I think she was doing something like that, maybe even helping Wanda explore her grief in a pocket reality when our Big Bad corrupted and expanded it. Her role throughout the…

I’m sick of everyone throwing Joss Whedon under the bus; he’s a piece of shit, but Justice League would have sucked if Zack Snyder had finished it (the movie sucked because Warner Bros. hired a guy with a completely different filming style from Snyder that messed badly; Whedon did his job, but he was the wrong…

I for one found your venting oddly cathartic and satisfying

Thank you for this excellent review. This website needs a lot more of your sensibility.

“I’ll gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamberder today”

Pedantic grammar lesson. Everybody knew what the hell the original sentence meant because nobody actually talks like the correction.

Look, I’m not a fan of comic book movies, and I’m a film snob, and hell, just look at my name and avatar, but even I rolled my eyes a bit when Hawke invoked Bergman and Bresson.

I am so happy to see it getting love here. I love both versions, but if I’m being honest, the Shatner/Folds version is the one I go to most of the time.

Following his death, which will occur at the time that he dies, Perd will go to either the Good Place or the Bad Place, depending on how many points he earned during his life, where more than a certain number of points qualifies him for the Good Place, and fewer than that number of points qualifies him for the Bad…