It’s been two decades of me taking myself into an M. Night film thinking that “this time, he might get it right.” But, man, Old may have been the last straw. At least with Ed Wood, it felt like rooting for an underdog who fought his way through meager budgets.

I haven’t seen Halloween Kills, but please allow me to submit “Old” to that worst movie in recent years list.

Cliff shouting “What the Fuck?” is one of my favorite things in this show. I refuse to say goodbye to that.

Cyborg’s powers has always been boring. The role of the singing, fun loving & wreckless Cyborg from Teen Titans Go went to Robot Man

My face watching this video and trying not to be that whiny, old fan commenting about how their first album was so much better back in college (and failing).

In an episode that included surviving in goo for 35 years and eyeball bombs, the least believable thing was that those wood and paper scrolls were impressively waterproof.

The word “Netizens” is still very commonly used in news media from the Asian country where I’m originally from. So, I had no idea that the word has largely faded from the rest of the world.

I was already looking forward to this, but the trailer boosted my anticipation to another level.

Man, it’s too soon. It really is.

That would’ve made it a much more meaningful to watch and a more engaging question to raise. This documentary sounds sounds gross and intrusive and something to stay far away from.

There it is. I’ve seen Presidio. But that was a looong time ago and I don’t remember much of it (or if any). I only remember that movie because of my SF roots. At least that’s one thing I’ve seen that he was in.

I’m with you. I guess my vastly overrated description is because of how big it is now. Like everyone is treating like Pulp Fiction. And yes, you are right, it’s because I see the amplification everywhere on social media. I still enjoyed it.

The twist was disappointing and, yes, you are right. It ruined that devastating…

Is this a good show? I’m intrigued by Lewinsky’s involvement, but I don’t want to get stuck watching a middling drama series.

You’re likely correct. I grew up in a house with stacks of entertainment, news magazines and tabloids, so 12 year old me most likely wasn’t paying attention to the publication dates.

The twist took me out of it, but it’s not a huge complaint because I was treating it like a popcorn series to away from work.

This is a case of good marketing and the power of word of mouth hype. I did not think this show would be HUGE. I thought the series was just fun, watchable show with a badly written plot twist.

I clicked to watch the series because I saw friends on social media making joke references from the show that first weekend…

I’m in that no man’s land age where I was a bit too young for St. Elsewhere (born in 1976) and, well, still not in the age demo for NCIS. But I was definitely familiar with his name and face.

I know him as that guy who made People Sexiest Man cover and my sister had the magazine. I remember thinking that he’s the People’s SM who I thought (and I could be wrong) wasn’t  “movie star famous.”

I guess I’m beginning to expose myself here with my tv watching (don’t judge me). I’ve watched a lot of stuff, but admittedly not The West Wing. I think because I was a working college student at that time and didn’t have the time.

Yes, I know NCIS has a huge following. Just not in my circle. I’ve also never seen The Masked Singer and The Voice (but I’ve seen clips of The Voice on social media), but I’m aware of them. Nothing against the shows, just haven’t watched them.