As I found out later and posted, yes, I can live with blacks having the second all-time Grammy winner (behind a classical conductor), the TOP THREE male solo artists, and several others among the greatest winners. So even though I still think the Grammys are insignificant, the so-called problem of blacks not getting…

And what's really funny is that you talk about how black people aren't "offered the same accolades for their work as their white counterparts" and they're thrown some "crumbs" once in while?

If it's weird that I find award shows meaningless and that putting importance on them like Kanye does is just idiotic, I can somehow live with that.

I'm more upset about the poor representation of Hispanics and Asians.

The "less fortunate" are not multi-millionaire entertainers.

Fonda had plenty of practice with his fathering.

Yes, and thank God Kanye West, with his 21 Grammy wins, and Chris Rock, with the hosting gig at the Oscars, are around to point out how unfairly black artists are treated at award shows.

So something being reasonable disqualifies it from being news?

Loved Siskel but he took wanting it to be something different to ridiculous levels. It wasn't plot twists, it was often wanting completely different subjects and plots with secondary characters.

I thought Spotlight's minimalism wasn't a weakness, but rather a great strength.

"Thank you U2 for letting us join you onstage. Bono, is it ok if I make a statement about guns to the people of Paris before we start the song?"

Enjoyed it but what really intrigued me was the Duke lacrosse story coming next.

It's my favorite one, with the exception of all the others.

I don't know, I think they've covered the Avery family enough as it is.

Well, as long as we're covering "little people" and Disney, "The Gnome-Mobile" got a perfect 100%. Granted, that 100% is Roger Ebert and Roger Ebert alone, but it should take great pride in its perfection.

I think you can find something horrific and still be entertained by it.

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Unless I was getting Powerball money, I'd have no interest in that job and that would go back long before "Making a Murderer."

Mmm hmm.

Cmon, I'm always recommending films to people when they're awful, as long as they're timely.