First Reformed is brilliant. Hope you enjoy it.

I don’t think it is, but I’m not sure. I only saw festival screenings listed here, and I’m pretty sure you have to have a public screening in LA to qualify. I could be way off, though.

Yeah, that seemed odd to me too. I don’t doubt that it exists, but I am leery of trying to work into a conversation something so incredibly niche as if it’s just another term we have to start utilizing.

Why do you think those terms don’t apply here, or (as you seem to imply) can’t be utilized in a piece about a “camgirl thriller film”?

The info posted above looks very accurate. I think you’ll be alright. I’m pretty sensitive to depictions of sexual assault as well (I can watch, it’s just really unsettling) and I don’t even recall having a worry during this one. Great film btw.

I can’t speak for Katie, but Lynch and Cronenberg are my two favorite directors, and I loved this movie for reasons that absolutely nothing to do with “woke sensibilities”.

Because we’re not comparing films from 2005 to those from 2018? Because ten wrongs don’t make a right? How many more bloody obvious reasons do you want?

I just wanted to add that I loved this movie. It far exceeded my expectations. Just on paper, it sounded like something really tuned to my interests, and it had me hooked from the jump. I didn’t mind the ending as much as others here did, I guess. Madeline Brewer was amazing. Really looking forward to what the…

As usual, you are awful at your job.

I had to read it twice, very carefully, to determine that I was in fact still on Earth.

You can expect a call from Bruce Willis’ agent.

regardless of if he’s real or not . can we please just talk about how much bigfoot sucks ass. what has he done with his life

Armisen just throwing handfuls of rice against the tree is one of the funniest things I have seen in a while. 

You just reminded me of “In Broad Daylight”, the TV movie based on that story with Brian Dennehy in the lead. It was forever ago but I still remember the ending. Crazy shit.

“Fuck turnip juice!”

I don’t know if there is a real-life analogue to the character, and it doesn’t matter to me. I go into a film like this expecting something along the lines of 70% veracity (if that), and even if that part was invented I think we still wind up with the same character study (primarily of Zuckerberg) that the film is at…

I think it’s only secondarily about Facebook or any other company, or any other line of work. It’s a character study first and foremost. 

at his weekly “Tuesday game” in Chicago

Basically agree with the other posters, though I’ve only seen bits and pieces of the Oscar specials. There’s a lot of episodes, but you really breeze through them. I used to watch one or maybe two whilst eating my lunch at work, they’re short.

Such a tragic accident. Damn that Dr. San! All Tim was trying to was spread some love, share some music.....he is blameless in all of this!