I haven’t seen that kind of hubris from a movie producer since they subtitled Remo Williams “the Adventure Begins”.

“a movie driven by a good idea rather than a cynical exercise in leveraging existing I.P.”

I get that it’s better for good things to be successful, but it kinda feels like you’re arguing for poorer viewers to be priced out of content you feel is “too good for streaming”.

WTF is the point of this article?

How incredibly depressing that this website would refer to The Handmaid’s Tale as “a Hulu show”.

Googled author’s name. First hit was her personal website. This is the first line of her bio:

Just went and looked it up, there’s 24 credits listed BEFORE the sampling credits.

I know one person who’s not here for this latest Beyonce joint

They’re not diminishing those who enjoy the theatre experience. That’s not their argument, at all. 

looks like they changed the “Latinx” in the headline to “Hispanic”, if anyone is wondering why most of the older comments are all about Latinx vs other terms

I hope they'll interview Ghislaine Maxwell.

Latin

I’ve never testified before Congress, but I cannot imagine thinking “yeah, a jean jacket and band t-shirt, that’s the way to go here.”

There’s so much dumb shit happening in this story that I got all the way to the end and then had to scroll back all the way to the beginning to verify that this dude actually wore a fucking T-shirt to a hearing. Jesus, buy a $10 button up from Wal-Mart, dude.

Maybe she doesn’t want to risk sun damage so she uses self-tanner? Tanning isn’t inherently racist, seriously, chill the fuck out with the ridiculousness. This is about as dumb as Anne Frank trending on Twitter recently because people were arguing about whether or not she benefitted from white privilege. Proof that…

well, to be fair...

Nah.  The prequels are good ideas shittily executed, the sequels are shit ideas competently executed.  Neither is really “better” than the other.

This would be fatal to any Democrat, and probably some Republicans. But for rank and file Republicans, and certainly for Donald Trump, it will be meaningless.

They may have arranged it.

Any discussion of the “Big Three” of 70s punk that fails to name The Damned is intrinsically flawed.