Yeah, I feel like 5 pushed it, but genuinely had rules of physics it largely stuck to. Future movies just changed how physics worked from scene to scene. And how time worked. And how distances work. It made all the incredible things seem very ordinary.

I really just can’t get into the absurdity of these films, or my perceived unlikeability of Diesel.

The audience score gets ignored by me. Justin Bieber and Travis Scott are hugely popular. So are the Kardashians. The audience doesn't align well with my opinions. Critics frequently do. Plus, I know what they're viewing for. The audience I do not. 

But does the illumination auto adjust?

I barely have any microUSB left and hate the idea of having to buy more for one device

Weird, I heard it as Yanny Hell

And yet says he’s not antivax but doesn’t say he’s vaccinated.

Nah. Every antivaxxer swears they aren't, because they dislike the label, but will then explain the irrational, misinformed reasons why they don't have it, won't let their family get it, think it's bad, and then go off on "Nazi Germany."

Not since they Herbed deadspin

I agree. At this point, I think you just have to expect the trainwreck.

while the conservatorship is of course unfair, wow, my wife showed me what Britney posts on Instagram, and it’s incoherent babbling combined with photos that would be sad for someone 20, let alone a 40 year old.

Cant argue too much. I’d move AM&TW higher, Ragnorak higher, CM lower, but it’s all close enough to my view.

Literally all of these lose the magic and wonder if the books, despite a mostly winning cast

I said as airtight as a breadbox, not perfectly airtight

Yes, it's as airtight as a breadbox. Neither is perfectly airtight, but limited circulation does wonders. 

We keep ours in the microwave. Functions as air-tight as a breadbox.

Except that “producer” is frequently a meaningless, honorary title that doesn’t come with additional responsibility or even authority.

It sounds about as criminal for someone as the train accident a few years back.

Do you understand the film industry?

Him as Danny Tanner doesn't feel that far fetched