I'm going to schedule a weekend marathon of My Girl, My Girl 2, and Top of the Lake: China Girl for an afternoon of sadness.

I'm going to be thinking about this till October, goddamn.

I agree. Realistically though, a prison uprising has to end in more misery and horror, if they do it justice.

Once you learn to speak heptapod, you can watch this movie in theaters whenever you want.

This film is really great. And despite the genuinely sad story at it's core, it ends on a surprisingly uplifting note of hope for the future. I really needed to see this after the election, it helped me find some perspective on humanity.

I thought this was good. It still pushed the boundaries of prime time. And somewhere, there's a queer kid who is finding this to be a wake up call.

Dang, guys, I can't believe you revealed the ending to this without a spoiler space.

This is an excellent and worthy piece of writing, kudos to AVClub.

Came here to make this comment and you beat me to it.

Get it right, he's not Chet Haze anymore. It's Chet HANX now!

A 106 minute fart.

Also, no one has mentioned that Bojack got an ENTIRE LEMON TREE to go with his asphyx machine.

The first time I heard them reference the new food truck, I thought they said it only sold RABIES, rather than "gravy." I was very confused the next time it came up, then a bit disappointed.

If you have to make the same reply so many times, Darth, maybe you should find a better argument.

What's the big deal? It's not Tom Cruise's best film, but it's a lot better than Twilight and certainly not worth threats of violence.

I am more interested in the Scandal prequel, showing how First Lady Bitty runs the country.

This movie deserves much more credit than the review gives it. It's a lot of fun and pretty scary. Are the characters incredibly deep? No. Is the plot super original? Not at all.

Hey guys — what happened to the dog? He just vanishes from the film.

I'm holding out for Chainsaw 4: Texas Chainsaw Babies.

Rock of Ages.