"No matter how you slice it"? You can't imagine any possible portrayal of this event that is respectful or artistic?

The idea that women can't create humor is particularly idiotic in the context of Adult Swim, since 80% of their schtick seems to be "so unfunny its funny" "antihumor".

"In Bruges" and "The Talented Mr. Ripley" say hi!

*Reads first few paragraphs*

I caught that. After hearing them mention the major breakdown 30 years prior I wonder if we'll ever get any direct reference to the events in the film.

I suspect that the Man in Black will turn out to be involved in some manner of corporate espionage, trying to figure out what makes the robots tick and how their programming can be subverted (possibly explaining why he goes for existential dread rather than simple malice).

If it's an anti-art one, yeah.

A general attitude… that you say should be universally applied. Sure, that's totally different.

Undeniably. I could easily see Shannon in a Gene Hackman sort of role, and I imagine that as he ages he'll be allowed to show more dimensions and depth than his current typecasting has allowed.

Michael Shannon is ALWAYS interesting.

Not sure you do, either, if your idea of "principle" involves imposing concrete rules on art.

There's also the episode where King rages about how he's never been able to escape the shadow of the group's previous leader.

I have no problem with that.

How do you think the show will address the whole "We let Trump host last season and it was exceptionally terrible" thing? Or will they simply ignore it?

This should be cool. Two brilliant actors with completely different styles going at it with a juicy, real-world story. I'm in.

There's something ironic about A.A. Dowd contributing to this list, considering his review of "Secret in Their Eyes" basically said "This is a well-acted, relevant movie that improves on some aspects of the original, but since it is a remake I cannot give it a score higher than a C."

According to reports, two of the women are black, one Hispanic, and one white. Apparently Jennifer Lawrence was approached for one of the parts, but had to turn it down due to scheduling conflicts.

#theedgiestpostintheworld

The thing is, you don't need to. I recently directed a community theater production of "Prescription: Murder", and when you dig into the original Levinson and Link script, pretty much everything you love about the character is already there. Everybody loves Peter Falk, but the character is larger than him, and seeing…

The Red Green show is awesome! I was always delighted when I came across a rerun of it.