I went and I felt bad about going. It’s okay but not as good as Nolan’s worst film, it’s on Insomnia level.

Danai would be totally awesome!

Wet Ass Presidential-Candidate?  

Nobody made it through Upstream Color

I’m bummed about the shortened season, too, but now I can’t stop thinking about Mishel Prada on a spaceship. I first saw her in Fear The Walking Dead: Passage.

I’ll allow it.

I saw that interview. He so needs a hug! His emotionality choked me up a bit and I found his story super relatable and charming.

Watched with gf and we both had the exact same take. I've listened to a bit of his podcast with Emily Gordon and I get the same sense from that.

Most likely outcome: Summer’s friend tries to to “American Beauty” Jerry and he both mistakes her intentions and

People do understand that Marty wouldn’t have emerged from his mother’s womb fully formed and looking exactly like his 17 or 18 year old self, right? By the time he did begin to resemble that guy, several years would have passed between the time this stranger entered their lives for a few days in 1955 and the present.

Not exactly polar opposite, Kurt Russell just a libertarian who is strongly pro-gun. But he hasn’t ever made any pro-Trump statements that google can find, and there are quotes by him that he was originally raised Republican but as an adult decided that the two parties aren’t very different overall. He opposes to gun…

I don’t think the second movie gets into why everyone thinks the events of the first were faked, but remember in the first movie, Peck accuses the Ghostbusters of using “sense and nerve gases” to cause mass hallucinations and then bilk them of their money. Maybe that could be used as a (partial) explanation.

I wasn’t arguing against your point; just making a crack at an outlandish, well-documented cataclysmic event being something the next generation either hasn’t heard of or can’t believe could have happened.

That all sounds like exactly what I would expect.

“Some character deliberately searching for and finding the machine, and turning it back on, would have been the best”

After a certain point, money is only useful for buying control over other people’s lives. When you have enough money, you start to become completely accustomed to the idea that other people say and do and even think what you tell them to, and anything that punctures that comfortable bubble of solipsistic power becomes…

Right? I admittedly haven’t seen what he’s like live for a decade or so but like... this has to be the result of being high, right? Or is he just older and like this nowadays?

I was 16 and dragged about 7 friends to see it. I left deflated and defending myself from accusations I purposefully put them through a bad movie.

I left confused, my friends left angry. 

Same. Except replace “before the credits rolled” with “5 minutes in when they’d already had an inscrutable Japanese-accented discussion about trade talks and one of the droids said roger roger.”