Adam Kinzinger is right there. Old School Republican. I don’t like his politics but at least he doesn’t appear to be a fucking psychopath.

The funny thing about “unity?” That requires a few things:

Yikes.

I think the kids have plenty of time and I hope they take a page from the Harry Potter kids and go at a speed that makes sense for them.

I’m eager to see it. They guy was arguably one of the greatest living stand up comics at one point, if not one of the greatest comedians ever, full stop.

Maybe you should write your own reviews then, happywinks.

Insert Norm Macdonald clip about how he disagreed with Patton Oswalt that Cosby’s hypocrisy was the worst part, but that instead it was all the rape.

The worst part is probably his terrible actions.

While I certainly don’t feel sorry for her, it’s undeniable she’s been put through the ringer, both for things that were outside of her control as well as for her own flaws and shortcomings.

“Don’t get mad at me, you know why you came here,”

Legend is perhaps most notable in that, if my Tom Cruise-lore memory serves, Cruise was so dissatisfied with the process of filming Legend and the direction it was taking his career that he pushed for several then-unheard-of creativity demands (over things like script, movie edits, and even marketing) when selecting…

Agree I genuinely was excited for what the next chapter would bring, but I’ve certainly stopped holding my breath.

I actually like Alien 3 as a standalone and something of a return to the horror roots of the first film — but as a follow up to Aliens it is absolutely terrible. It may be a textbook case of exactly what not to do with a franchise entry.

I’d agree if there is a weak point to 2049 is it’s self-mythologizing and self-referential. A lot of “hey guys, remember this?” I think it missteps on the question “does the film stand on its own”.

Interestingly (and I may be of a minority opinion here) both Bladerunner 2049 and Prometheus are seriously underrated.

With how much of the business is relationship based (or so I hear), it does seem odd to pick an unnecessary fight, let alone with someone at the helm of a $2B franchise.

I think a lot of the specific demonization and vilification of marijuana stems from racism and later politics. In the 20s and 30s it was seen as a drug primarily used by Mexicans and then Blacks — so criminalization was just basically a way to oppress Black and Brown populations and put their men in jail.

Sadly this is what you get with a reactive system that looks to litigation in lieu of regulation to keep bad actors in check. Basically, do whatever the hell you want until someone holds you accountable in the court of law — vs a more proactive system where the government (1) prioritizes its responsibility to…

Talk about a movie that came along at the very last moment something like that could have been made. My god.

You can tell that the person who wrote this article is a child, because of course you saw Soul Man if you had Comedy Central in the ‘90s. It played constantly.