He was very good as the somewhat dim but well-meaning and dedicated deputy sheriff in No Country for Old Men. He didn’t get a ton to do but used what little screen time he had to fully-inform the character.

Oh, I know.

Macy has absolutely crushed this role, I mean killed it, but all he’ll be remembered for is that simply terrible prosthetic bald head. I mean what the FUCK.

I just cannot get behind this casting. The only actor who should have ever played Michael Peterson: John C. McGinley

No, but if it encourages a good, solid listen to Porgy and Bess, that’s a good thing. If THAT subsequently inspires exploration of Gil Evans 50s and 60s work, even better.  

Severance, For All Mankind, and The Afterparty are all great!!

Well of course she was a medium. She was neither rare nor well done.

Neither of us like to talk about it.

If he is doing publicity right now because of Severance, let me take this opportunity to say that Severance is an amazing show and it’s a tragedy the AV Club is not doing weekly reviews of it right now.

There was. During it’s inaugural meeting, the founders realized they can simply not watch it again and ignore articles about it. That was also the last meeting.

What gets me about the absurd death rate of the class of 89-91 is two things:

When heroin is your scene’s mark of authenticity, attrition rate is going to be rough.

Not if I trip you 1st. 

That’s not fair! People can have more than one job.

Midnight Mass borders on some of this territory (an isolated religious island town somewhere spooky) but it went in some directions I really didn’t quite expect and appreciated, despite it being a pandemic production about community. 

No, but it does sound Bright.

Yes she talks like that.

And this ‘do didn’t help:

They say Covid causes loss of taste... in movies!

Too much hate for Don’t Look Up. It’s no masterpiece but I thought it was fun.