It must be so hard, having a mental disability where you can't process the fact that people have different opinions than you.

James Gunn: Blockbuster Hollywood Director

Because we live in a just world.

A Marvel contract isn't as restrictive as you think. If Johansson can still do Under the Skin and Lucy, and Pratt can still do Jurassic World, surely Phoenix will be able to do a couple indie films between Strange films.

"Sometimes I fear I've casted every spell I'm ever gonna cast. And from here on out I'm not going to cast anything new. Just lesser versions of what I've already cast."

Pedro Pascal was my favorite name tossed out. Oh what I would give for that.

No profit because now you're working for Disqus.

Luckily my friends are nice, approachable weridos.

Inviting a girl I like to my birthday party even though she'll only know maybe one or two other people there, while everyone else will know pretty much everyone else. Bad idea or terrible idea?

I've totally been in the same position as you for dates #1 and 3. Like seriously, put me down gently, don't just leave me hanging in the wind, that's way nicer. And being on a date with someone who won't open up is the worst, only I don't get the satisfaction of getting asked out again at the end either (probably…

This exchange makes me want to see a wacky sitcom about you two living together. Idiot and the Dik?

A "disliker of things most people think are great" then.

Politically yes, but I feel comfortable labeling anyone down on 80s movies and music a hipster.

When I stopped watching it wasn't even good though, just bland.

True, this is the weakest trailer yet presentation wise, but the interesting setting and lack of baggage characters send promising signals.

Ugh, why are there two fourth seasons of polarizing shows coming out soon? You'd think TV would work itself out so we'd avoid these kinds of inconveniences.

Season 3 bored me away a little over halfway through. After a great premiere, the whole thing seemed lifeless, and even that great check-in on Brody wasn't enough to get me really interested. But after watching that, fuck, I wanna catch up now. This looks good, against all logic.

EVERY YEAR they manage to get me excited for it. How? Why can't these trailers just be crappy so I won't want to watch and lead myself to inevitable disappointment again?

I imagine a little nostalgia, if not for Al himself then at least for the kind of innocent humor he deals in, plays a part in it. It certainly does for me.

It's still good (the whole album is good to fantastic) but it does less with both the source material and the topic than the others IMO. It's amusing, but there's no one big laugh moment or bit of impressive musical skill. Again, in my opinion, if it works better for you that's great!