What David did is unforgiveable, and I’ll bail on the show if he’s suddenly treated as a hero again. But if they follow through with the point they were making throughout season 2 - that David is at least much a villain as Farouk and far from a hero - then I’ll be okay.

David Chang? Internet Eating Sensation Dave Chang or GTFO.

I've seen people say that Sunday morning shows are nearly full. 

There seems to be at least one show in the video - “Random Acts of Flyness” - that isn’t listed in the article.

Yes, but not a hard one.

On one hand, you are SUCH a buzzkill - why can’t you let us imagine a movie with Hellboy dong? But I suppose I’m glad to be warned in advance of the lack of wang hanging. Good looking out for us, Ms. Rife. 

It’s not the movie’s job to tell or explain to us whether she’s a villain or not - it’s up to us as viewers to observe her actions and decide for ourselves. I saw someone with the opportunity to free slaves (of a kind) and didn’t. Instead, she looked after herself. I think that makes her villainous, but that’s purely…

She's not a villain for escaping. She's a villain for closing the door behind her. 

God bless you, IV. 

It’s not *entirely* wrong - there were many times the Kubo dialogue fell way short of the visuals.

But this is one of those moments where you find a person more thoroughly and violently invested in something than you’ll ever be about anything, and the only appropriate reaction is to nod and start slinking away.

Correct.

I mean, I can’t. You probably can’t.

A special entree of slipshod editing!

To the extent he’s been cancelled, it wasn’t 9/11 that did him in. He did tell a dangerous joke at the Hugh Hefner roast, but he was still employable after that.

It wasn’t until he made some tasteless (and not particularly funny) tweets after the earthquake/tsunami/Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011 that he was fired…

Easy fix: the characters are little people, but they’re played by non-little-people actors walking around on their knees like Dorf, or Gary Oldman in Tiptoes.

I like Arcade Fire, but Baby Mine as performed in the original movie is 100% perfect. All you can do by covering it is make it a little worse, and make yourself look stupid for having made the attempt.

Stop trying to push your fan fiction on us.

Still the king. 

Bryan Cranston’s post-Breaking Bad film choices have been almost uniformly awful. Godzilla didn’t give him anything to do, Trumbo was too conventional by half (and his work is one of the least compelling Best Actor performaces I’ve seen), and the ones that didn’t immediately advertise their awfulness (Why Him, Power…

You should be so lucky.