1. His performance always seemed flat to me.

Cool cool, a strict adherence to jurisdiction, and separation of federal and states’ rights. That makes sense.

Security detail was distracted by 3 men, so a 4th person could approach the car and stab a former child star?

You’d think an actor, of all people, would try reading his prose out loud to see how it rolls (or doesn’t roll) off the tongue. Those sentences are so damn cumbersome, I lost track of the thought halfway through.

Grown ass white men who are president have speech writers. An 11 year old girl shouldn’t?

And displays. I think there was a flurry of text in Return of the Jedi when they were using the stolen shuttle to land on Endor.

And another 20 between when I started viewing the first Hobbit film and ended the 3rd.

Except you’re not *giving* the lecture...

The Hobbit. The name of the Lord of the Rings prequel was called The Hobbit.

Wow. I always assumed it was on wires and was pulled up into the stage rig.

I remember laughing at him...but this latest thing is nothing but him being a smug, mean prick.

I disagree. I enjoy longform interviews, provided the guest is interesting. I mean, that’s the basis of Marc Maron’s podcast, and that suffers from having him complain for 10 minutes at the top and it’s still popular and well-regarded.

Or perhaps they are adapting their cinematography style to an hour-long interview format, which means static shots will become very boring and seem lazy.

After watching Hello Ladies, and other projects that Gervais has done solo, it’s clear that Merchant provided all of the heart in their writing collaborations.

Maybe someone should have told him not to wear a black t-shirt against a basically pitch-black background for a stage show? Seems like consulting with a lighting designer to add some back-lighting to provide contrast could have helped. It looks like real crap.

Or, to paraphrase an apt tweet, “...proving that as country, we’re just fine with screwing over AIDS patients in need of medication, but don’t you dare mess with hedge fund investors”

I (don’t) look forward to hate-watching these goddamn assholes be shitty people.

If we must be subjected to this, the least they could do is get Tom Waits to record the Grinch song...

I am 39 and the trailer had me wondering what the hell was supposed to be fun about this movie, and that Blade Runner poster has me saying fuck this movie. This level of lazy 80s nostalgia must only be for people born after 1990.

Cool, if they’re still looking to use their investment capital to save a company that’s made poor decisions, I’ve got one they can consider: drafthouse.com