In many ways, Black Panther calmly and non-didactically deconstructs the ideas of afro-centrism and afro-futurism by directly placing them in opposition to the everyday experience of being black in America.

Has Bad Night been done already?

I actually love the fact that he never realizes that it’s all real.

It’s bringing love! Don’t let it get away!

I’m glad to see that Deakins got the gong for Best Cinematography (because, let’s face it he deserves it).

Relax. If past form is any indicator, BAFTA wins rarely translate into Oscar wins. I’m pretty sure the one where mute Amelie gets it on with a sexy fishman is going to clean up this year.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - The Boatman’s Call.

The motion capture is going to be fun for this film.

She’s smart, like Nala from the Lion King!

That is the most explicit a Disney film has ever gotten to having its romantic leads do the nasty, isn’t it?

God this takes me back. I bought it ostensibly as a last minute Christmas gift for a friend but ended up keeping it for myself. I wish I knew where it went

He gets the best scene in the whole film. He and Ryan Coogler just need to make films together forever.

I’m not going to argue that BR 2049 was a perfect film, but I enjoyed it very much all the same. I remember when we were allowed to really like stuff while also acknowledging that they were flawed.

Do you know what would really piss off those Libtards? Eating Tide Pods.

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In most cases I’d agree with you, but there’s such a direct correlation between victims and abusers in cases of child abuse that it makes it a much more complicated issue. And yeah punishment is important, nobody’s arguing that these people shouldn’t be punished, but shouldn’t rehabilitation also play a part?

Incredible headline from The Daily Mail.

I don’t think it’s specifically internet vitriol that’s being addressed here, but people’s vitriol in general. And it’s a fair comment. There are few people as despised as paedophiles and child abusers.

He is essentially a more existentialist Tim Burton, but I tend to look past it because he is such a good writer and doesn’t cast Johnny Depp in every other movie.

Ever since they used one of his tracks on 12 Years A Slave I wondered how long it would be until Colin Stetson would get a full on soundtrack gig. So glad it’s for a horror film too.