I did not binge Breaking Bad because I wanted to savor it.

Naw, that's not it. I just have a good grasp of what is disturbing.

Instead it was disturbing and unpleasant, like that movie Police Academy.

The Dark Knight is probably the most intense and punishing PG-13 movie ever made. On top of all you listed, there is the Joker hostage video with the fake Batman ("LOOK AT ME") that is just about the most disturbing thing I've ever seen in any film.

It was actually quite good but I don't think anyone saw it. Demme, Streep, Kline, Cody. Gummer and Springfield were also excellent.

She's got an Oscar win.

That is a disturbing image. Then again, she's playing a disturbing human being. It works.

Acts the part, too.

I also doubt "frankelee" is actually a survivor, judging by the MRA hogwash slung in that comment.

You seem mad. Take a nap.

I feel sorry for her bandmates. Their career is now suffering because of the drummer's terrible comments. Is there anything with the name "Rasmussen" that isn't useless?

I don't think anyone wants that.

It really sounds like you're just mad stand up comedians don't talk like Andrew Dice Clay anymore.

That Steve Martin anecdote has nothing in common with your main argument.

Oh no.

He was funny on Community: Season 6 as well.

Ali.

I don't think it was going for good music history, to be fair.

Huh. I always felt the Director's Cut was the superior version.

133 minutes?!