WHAT ARE YOU STILL DOING HERE?!?!?

*grabs sunglasses out of your hand, breaks them in half, and shoves them back into your face*

I see your point. I just personally enjoy a more procedural look into the events that occurred during the summer of 2001 that led to the major news event this story became. And I think those types of films are the ones that should be held up as examples or cautionary stories about our dangerous past. Mad Max: Fury Road…

I had an argument with a friend concerning this. He was super-pissed that Mad Max: Fury Road didn't win. I told him that while Mad Max is, in my opinion, a perfect action film, Spotlight, much like All the President's Men, can easily be forgotten or lost in the noise. So to ignore the role the Oscars play in deciding…

Well that is mighty classy of them to not throw Spotlight under the bus. Also, I guess it makes sense - don't want every one to root for the Spotlight team while watching the film to only have a text crawl at the end say "yeah but we totes found this whack info during production".

Dammit! This is what I get for being lazy and not scrolling down a few times: question redundancy is THE WORST, amiright?

Huh. Strangely, no Wisconsin dates…

Him and Abraham Attah were the two who were really robbed this Oscars.

Uhhhh anyone with their pulse on reality would recall her great turn in 21 Jump Street.

Like a dolphin's goddamned anus.

I probably have heard "Blurred Lines" in passing, because I don't live under a rock, but if you told me to even begin to hum it or think of it, I have no idea how it goes or how it sounds. So your previous ire can now be directed towards me. Problem solved!

AV Club - just because you get your news from clickbait-y sites doesn't mean you have to be a clickbait-y site.

Exactly. It needs to be released for XBox Ones backwards compatability like yesterday. I miss it. :(

You're a goddamned monster.

Schmabapp!

Woah! Woah! Chamberlain diss OUT OF NOWHERE!

As a scientist (not specialized in physics, mind you, but quite familiar with the scientific method/process), The Martian did a much better job of showing how the situation Watney finds himself in would actually play out, while Interstellar was more interested in discarding large portions of the scientific method (and…

Mike and Jay would be proud.

Eh…I don't know if I'd go so far as to suggest dishonesty. Questionable analysis methodology, maybe, but not dishonesty. Bramesco is simply stating what he views the message to be. Plenty of people see every form of entertainment and get completely opposite interpretations from it. I just strongly disagree with the…

Wasn't that tagline nearly the same as the killer line the Mandarin used in the Iron Man 3 trailer? Oh wait. It is.