Not only that, she paid for a year of Feeln, a streaming service dedicated to awful Hallmark Channel movies and their ilk. (The app didn't work on her tablet, but she refuses to request a refund because that wouldn't be polite.)

I think there's a place for nice, but the nice-ness of Sing seems more manipulative than genuinely kind. But I'm a crotchety ass, so maybe that's just my jaded self.

This fucking movie. I'll be glad when this cynical, middle-brow, idiot thing is gone. These are the kinds of jokes my awful mother would enjoy not because they're funny or enjoyable, but because they're "nice".

I don't get the complaints about CGI faces. Other than a few shots of CGI Peter Kushing, I thought it was really effective and made me excited about the future of movies. If anything, the aging voice of James Earl Jones was more distracting than the CGI ghosts.

It’s brilliant and powerful if you’re 14. The film had some interesting visuals, but it’s not what I would consider a “smart” film - or at least not as smart as it thinks it is.

But V for Vendetta isn’t a good movie. Why is it the featured image?

Was Gods of Egypt great? No. But at least it had an idea of what it wanted to be.

The whole "Mustache Ride" thing is creepy and douchey, but hey! It's not Uber.

You know, it's pretty easy to install Lyft.

I guess this qualifies as a "family comedy" on fox.

Damn hollyweird liberals probably never held a real gun in their lives!

If Gail didn't kill herself, the tinnitus will make her wish she had.

Huh. Didn't notice.

It sure does!

We should all do our part to make sure every white supremacist hears about this and doesn't see the movie.

Then you're gonna love the next four years.

Really eager to see Top Chef's nuanced coverage of race relations in America. Maybe they could develop another elimination cookoff with racist undertones?

I got one of these as a white elephant gift last night. It's genuinely horrifying.

Why should I trust you? You're Hitler!

Sad that was in the first season. House, like a high school cheerleader who went into retail, you peaked too soon.