Do you actually think a lot of black people in their 40s or older listen to Chance the Rapper and Cardi B? It still doesn’t explain Pally’s response even if they do. It’s a photo of them performing at Coachella, which doesn’t seem to have anything to do with Pally’s comments at the award show.

It’s being used as a modifier to create emphasis.

Yeah. I didn’t read those references as “sanctimonious,” I read them as “now people use the word for everything, and that kinda sucks.” But then again, I do think that kinda sucks, so I’m less predisposed to think he’s being a jerk. At the same time that I acknowledge there’s nothing I can do about it, I think it’s…

Ok, but complaining about it three times in the past couple years just doesn’t seem that annoying to me. I’m pretty sure my wife has expressed her dislike of green peppers at least 5 times this year alone. Out of the 5000 things that would annoy me, Tyson’s statements don’t come close to hitting the list.

I think if you’re going to take a moralistic tone about how people speak, you’ve got be prepared for them to be offended, or at least annoyed.

Aw, thanks!

Trailer voice: “Dermot Mulrooney lives in a future where you keep what you kill. Until one day, he met Sarah and Jane, and his life changed forever—when the government ordered him to marry them both! (Record scratch) (Music gets peppier) Now he’s going to find out that having two wives is tougher—and wackier—than he…

I wish I could star this more than once.

What point is that? Language evolves. I really dislike “how dare society use this innocuous word this innocuous way!” blather.

This, totally this. Why do they keep trying reboots where they’ve taken out all the fun? (My guess is because of the Battlestar Galactica reboot, which turned the intensity up to 11. Which worked for that show, but that doesn’t mean every damn sci-fi show in the universe has to be all grimdark and angsty.)

The good thing about The Great Race is that you can say to yourself, “I’m just going to watch it until they make it to Borracho.” Then they make it there and you can say “I’ll just watch it ‘till they make it to Carpania.” Then they make it there and you think, “I’ll watch it to the Great Pie Fight,” then realize…

I’ve never considered taking Tupperware to a restaurant, but what I’m wondering is why there’d be any need to have waitstaff take the Tupperware back to the kitchen to box it. Presumably the Tupperware container is at the table while the person is eating, so what would prevent the person from just using a fork or…

I’m surprised Bandits didn’t make the list. Cate Blanchett is kidnapped by Billy Bob Thornton and Bruce Willis back when Willis still gave at least half a shit about acting. Hyjinks ensue when both kidnappers fall in love with her.

Yes! John Doe’s Lack of Identity Extended Beyond Its Main Character

I was going to post the same thing. They’re shown watching a TV as little kids when Kerry starts singing. That makes it much more likely it was the intro to the TV show Banana Splits, not the Bob Marley song.

Four! Four people who remember John Doe! A-hahahaha! (I don’t know how to simulate Count von Count’s laughter.)

That’s a sucky experience. It’s too bad you had to put up with such complete shitholes. It amazes and pisses me off that somebody would intentionally go see this and not at least know going in that its central conceit is people have to be quiet or else they’re eaten. 

I’d never intentionally get my wife pregnant, sure. But if it happens, what am I going to do? I’m not a doctor, I can’t do a D&C. Soundproofing a basement room (and creating a second soundproofed chamber inside that for good measure) would be my only option.

I agree with you, yet at the same time your tone irks me so much I want to disagree. I think it’s because of the “only meaningful metric” line. You could’ve said “a better metric when talking about film history,” but you just had to go with “only,” meaning you think your way is the only way that could ever work.

Also, why are people so gaga about A Quiet Place?