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The problem is that we (collectively) assume that girls’ films are for girls and boys’ films are for everyone. Girl films end up with a budget that’s substantially smaller than supposedly universal (but really male) films. Big budget movies get a bigger marketing push, which leads to awards and audiences. Movie execs

Yeah, the movie is worryingly anti-German. The conflict is portrayed as savages vs gentlemen, which is absolutely not supported by history.

It’s not performative, it’s a real thing. Our culture views stories about men and violence as being more important than stories about women and relationships. This is a simple fact.

Underrated line in Casablanca: “I like to think you killed a man. It’s the romantic in me.” Claude Rains’ delivery of that whole speech is *chef’s kiss*, but that particular line is a personal favorite.

Thanks for introducing me to Josh Stone, Av Club. I was just wondering, "what if Logan Paul did roids and was worse?"

This is the most I’ve ever laughed in relation to a video game:

Next step is to create fake IMDb pages for all of these. No one would ever notice.

Oooh, Jorja Smith would be amazing.

It’s literally impossible to think of a worse movie than some of the movies that actually exist in the world.

Punch Drunk Love is also a marvel

Also: animal-human hybrids in a post-apocalyptic earth? Clearly this was a Cats prequel.

For me, this was the episode that killed off any hope of Yaz becoming a proper character.

I'm sure the Star Wars fandom are far too reasonable for such behavior.

“This is a legend from the beforetime, from the long-long ago...

The focus group sketch is superb, and yet it was only the second-best focus group sketch on Netflix in 2019.

I’ve never seen a more blatant cult-classic-in-waiting than Cats. I can’t wait to attend raucous midnight screenings in the 2040s and tell people that I was there at the beginning.

The two tall ones balance out the short one

I also fell asleep during Cats, mainly due to post-Xmas food coma. My companions liked it enough to drag me back for a second viewing. I voluntarily went to a third and there might be a fourth. Once you accept Cats for what it is, it's a rip-roaring good time.