At its heart, I'd say that Palahniuk/Fincher sympathizes with the desire for counterculture, but thinks that a big heaping of skepticism needs to go along with it. Jack's thoughts on the modern world's fraudulent nature are spot on, but that doesn't mean his/Tyler's response to it is any better. Rejecting the…

Andy Serkis has nothing but CONTEMPT for Jackson's short, short forearms.

Only if you take it at face value. Pretty much everyone in that movie is a colossal jerk under the influence of profound delusions (all the while thinking they're becoming free from delusions). That line is just an example of the main character's profound lack of empathy. I'd say the movie has, unfortunately, aged…

I am skeptical of this claim… but not interested enough to look into it. What do you call that, the Bechdel Test Plus Ultra?

This shouldn't have been surprising. Some Latinos love the idea of excluding other, "bad" kinds of Latinos as much as any Sessions-esque white racist. "I got mine Jack, now close the door!" Steve Bannon thanks them for their support and hopes they leave the country voluntarily before the real rough stuff starts.

It was about that long in Star Trek Beyond.

"They can put any language they want in the contract, dipshits."

What could have happened between then and now to make that section of the contract more worrying?

You must see Cracked.com, they are both wise and powerful. Trust me, they'll know what to do.

I don't think the production was at all afraid of "wobbly rubber suit" elements; even some of the CGI looks like it's trying to replicate that. Anno seems to value the handmade origins of the franchise and wasn't going for a completely realistic aesthetic. I'd compare it to the fight scenes in Kill Vill Vol. 1 — the…

"Fixed it for you" defined here as "standing in the corner with my arms crossed, giving you the stink eye."

It was, but he can't handle how slow the cars seem now.

His last film was a space movie and, while very tonally different from Alien, an excellent one at that.

I think it's kinda cool. What the skull actually means is up for debate, but I think of it as a vestigial feature absorbed from the host, not something that really houses eyes. You see that pop up a lot with Giger, facial features that aren't an actual face.

It's probably the skull underneath the head's transparent surface, a design element featured in the original movie but dropped ever since.

Yeah, well, at least our Dr. Seuss books don't have a character called "Cindy Shitter Room Who".

DAGGUM HIM TO HECK

"Given that Rick is The Hero and always right (sigh)"

I think it pretty much seals that, like all of us, she knew Viggo was ROBBED!

Jason Chaffetz is just happy he finally has something to investigate!