If there was any justice in this world, it would have been Trump’s tax returns in that box.

HOORAY FOR THE SATANIC TEMPLE!!

Boy, he’s going to be effed when we get a year or so into this and he won’t be able to get by with insulting Hillary or Obama anymore. When it’s just him on stage and no one else around to blame.

fart every time you leave your desk.

So proud of D.C. Right now. I’ve seen some pics and there is nooooooobody out. The only people around are bumbfucks with racists t-shirts. (Shocker, I know).

Horror is the genre where I always read the plot synopsis in order to decide if I want to see it. I had zero interest in seeing Split once the full-length trailers came out. It looked like a bargain basement movie, which can sometimes be liberating for M. Night, but reading the synopsis just affirmed how shitty the…

I like Unbreakable. Didnt love it, but liked it well enough. It’s too bad they made the “sequel” look like a shitty slasher-thriller-whatever you want to all it. I’d have gone to see it if it didn’t look like such standard genre fare.

Wrong.

It’s insane - in the best possible way - that a movie like even got made. It’s so fundamentally geeky. I can’t imagine it getting made in any previous decade.

“The adventures of Rogue falling!”

Wouldn’t mind seeing that actually released for sale down the road.

I was just listening to a podcast complaining about haunting covers of songs used in every trailer. Gears of War, a video game series about men with necks as thick as thighs, biceps as thick as torso who wield guns with chainsaw bayonets, has two haunting covers of “Sound of Silence” and “Nothing Else Matters.”

Trailer editors often share the same temp sound libraries, or pull from the same sources. This happens because a trailer often must be delivered before the film has been handed over to post sound, and because cues are needed to highlight/underscore action and aid in transitions.

I like it. I like it. Especially if it is presented like it’s an autonomous response, like Snakes has no choice but to dance because hey, there’s suddenly a boombox in the room.  

Also working for Wayne just makes no sense.

If Bruce Wayne had a cousin and presumably an Aunt and Uncle why the hell would the State allow Bruce to live with a non related old man after his parents murder. That is the biggest question this show needs to address.

I really wish they kept the original concept of working for an evil insurance agency.

… They will eventually collide those two worlds and it’s probably when Mr. Bay decides he’s done with Transformers.

Shyamalan loves old movies and works best with a small budget. He’s well suited for this.

Not that your point isn’t valid, but technically The Lego Movie beat BvS to the punch in featuring Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman on the big screen (though of course Superman and Wonder Woman were mostly side characters in that movie and didn’t get a lot of on-screen interaction with one another).