Sounds like it. Or that explanation about how scientists can’t do something like truly study nature because the very act of observation and being present affects the environment.

Something like that. I get the point he’s making.

Why do people think something is “wrong” or “going on” with Jim Carey? Is it because he doesn’t want to be pigeonholed into being a jackass and making shit tones of money for essentially playing a buffoon his whole career?

I saw the whole season. It comes together a bit. But only a little bit. Howerton is still basically playing Dennis. The performances are fine, the characters are likable enough. But the story is so thin it barely qualifies as sketch. It’s like an improv team doing “lazy jealous teacher.” If you like character-driven…

Have you considered that the curse was released, but the world is already so unbearably shitty that the effects were imperceivable?

Williams was a god damn national treasure and I’d Thanos-snap every god damn one of you “he was annoying” shitheads and your first borns too just for one more movie with him 

She would be PERFECT for my new film starring Jessica Chastain, Christina Hendricks, Bryce Dallas Howard, Haley Bennett, and Isla Fisher!

This is one show that makes me want to rehash the moniker once reserved for the Person of Interest comment section:

“... with her cats?”

That psychic battle between David and Farouk, wow. We need more of those.

Being insane didn’t make him evil, being betrayed by the people he loves made him crazy.

I think you’re using/trying to incorporate where we are in the age of #metoo with simple allegorical story telling. David’s been on a descent into madness the whole season, becoming more and more cut off/cutting himself off because, in the end, he’s gotta have the big boss battle, the one he might not come back from,…

For real. Reducing this whole, smart show to ashes because you don’t think the writers can handle the topics they’ve introduced and kept you enthralled with...thats quite an opinion you have of yourself, Alex.

Huh.

I mean, I agree that it’s super depressing that the show went in this direction, but Legion isn’t Buffy, and it’s not The Flash. I think it’s a deeper and more psychologically interesting show.

It makes perfect sense that David used his powers to make Syd forget that she had stopped loving him, and that he slept…

It’s interesting that Syd’s experience with her mother’s boyfriend didn’t seem to provoke a similar reaction out of this reviewer.

I thought it was masterfully crafted in its gradual subversion of the hero’s arc as a potential/eventual villain, which increases the survivability risk and stakes of all the parties involved, not to mention the narrative itself. Add an incredibly immersive cinematography and music, and enough weird elements like that…

Quick, go read some YouTube comments and you’ll be back to normal in no time.

Now I feel warm and content inside instead of cold and cynical.

Laura Dern’s performance in Enlightenment was amazing. So raw and real it was almost uncomfortable, but also funny!

you were definitely just not paying attention in those opening minutes. You see the filaments spreading out into a curve, you see the ring finally being formed.

In the age of quality shows getting canceled and immediately picked up by someone else, this feels appropriate: