I still love it, saw it on the big screen for the first time a few years back and laughed my ass off. The writing may not be as good as his old stuff but the actors all have such great timing and delivery they more than make up for the script.

The new ownership does seem to have turned the site back around. A.I. articles have been promised to be a thing of the past, and hopefully slideshows will also be done with.

The average life expectancy for women in France is 86, 90 for women of the upper classes like her, so nothing special.

So tell you never watched a new wave movie without telling me you never watched a new wave movie.

I actually reviewed it for a news service. I remember writing that I kept feeling like I had barged in on Travolta while he was sitting on the toilet.

She was a very good actress, and she’s rompin’ stompin’ smokin’ hot in “Lola.”

I believe it’s a prequel to Two Guys & A Girl.

race car driving!

with the current lifespan of people we should sorta be celebrating that she made it to 92, no?

For a split second (based on the headline) I thought this was an actress who was on track for next years nominations.

Idk if I can reeeeally feel sad about someone dying at the age of 92. That’s very Thanos “Destiny fulfilled”.

A Man and A Woman, huh? I wonder what it's about?

The lack of slideshows has been a welcome change :)

This was a fun article. I’d love to have more entries, please.

“The internet is filled with facts, both true and otherwise.”

Hadn’t heard this one. The film had a priest as a technical advisor, and multiple people involved say that Friedkin asked him to perform an exorcism on set because a series of mishaps and the deaths of a few cast and crew members and their relatives had led multiple members of them to believe that the production was…

I believe I once saw a video clip of Max von Sydow saying that on the set Friedkin screened film of an actual exorcism for the cast and it was terrifying. I don’t know if that is actually true though

I live a comfortable middle-class life working for a corporation. It’s anything but miserable. I recommend it.

They don’t care if you say corporations are evil if you don’t specifically mention them. Stewart said some way more contentious things than this on the show.

Corporations are a neutral evil at best. Anyone with the bare minimum of critical thinking skills can come to that conclusion. Nobody likes them, but we need them and we don’t pretend otherwise.

And I understand the need for good PR, but we’re all sitting here like, “...C’mon, you’re not fooling anybody.”

If Apple just…

I guess there’s just enough sci-fi bullshit in Severance to keep the suits at Apple from catching on to the message of “corporations are evil and working for one is miserable”