I really thought Game Night was a truly funny movie. Few movie comedies actually make me laugh, and none make me and my wife laugh (we have different taste).

A group of select gamer’s long national nightmare is over. Now, they can complain about the next, very specific thing they demand.

Felicia Day all day, every day.

Scientology Lawyers: “How dare someone show concern for another human being’s whereabouts! This is the TRUE monster!”

Penny Marshall dies and you go with the photo where it looks like she’s saying,“Eh, waddaya gonna do?”

His Boston accent in Black Mass wasn’t just a bad New England accent, it sounds like no human I’ve ever heard speak. What I’m saying is, Black Mass was a very bad movie for many, many bad reasons.

Zama was a dry comedy?

The People’s Choice Awards didn’t nominate The Good Place, or Killing Eve, or The Americans? Fuck! It’s almost like it’s not a real awards show.

It’s always the same with a group of fans. A game knocks it out of the park, fixes something people have complained about, or do their best to listen to fans, and the first thing some people will say is: “Now give us [something else, because we’re never satisfied].” I can see why there is thinly veiled disdain for the…

I’ve always wondered, when someone posts something like this, is it a joke, or are you really connecting dots between the man who plays his fictional dad and himself?

This article came out yesterday, but the “SMILF is a Good Show With a Bad Title” is in the header. I do not understand you, Kinja.

What passes as comedy these days is confusing to me anyway.

Barsanti can’t help but find this sexist. Who’s surprised? Even though, the entire comment section knows how these movies are made. I mean, if you can’t tell by his adding supposedly before the link to the previous article “meeting with “more than 65" female filmmakers”. Oh, supposedly. Why is that in question?…

Agreed!

You’re dumb as fuck and need to stop trolling every fucking time I write something on here. What I wrote in no way deserved a “So you like blackface and rape, then?” response.

For those of you keeping score at home:

I saw on Twitter Moments, where all of life’s frivolous battles are fought, and people are indeed trying to ban Fairy Tale of New York.

Judging stuff from the past by the standards of today is called Presentism, and I agree with you about how it’s dumb. I look forward to 2039 when all the people upset by this song have kids who find things their parents said and did in 2018 offensive by 2039's standards.

And even after all that, the writers need to write a line where Graham apologizes for shooting Tim in the foot. It’s like, you’re trying to prevent genocide, a shot foot isn’t something to hand wring.

The Doctor always has a plan. This version of the Doctor always has no plan until she asks the question out loud, and then 5 seconds later it comes to her.