“China still cool! You pay later! Later!”

Yeah, Ziff was very much a one percenter in later appearances, and even lost his fortune (which he used to try to force people to do what he wanted) because he was involved in massive fraud and corruption. That definitely reminds me of a certain Orange fuckwad

Homer is an idiot, but he voted for Obama and against Trump in episodes from around the time of those elections, Homer knows how to delegate to the smarter people in the room when he isn’t being swept up in some kind of scheme he’s obsessed with. Homer constantly goes to Lisa or Marge for help when he’s in over his…

Somehow I get the feeling neither this movie nor the book it’s based on care too much about the fascinating logistics of what a character like the protagonist would bring up, for instance, the chicken or the egg conundrum at its core, which is the paradox of how this body-less consciousness originated, or if it has…

Username/Comment synergy is off the charts

I liked the ending of the book better, and Palahniuk clearly has issues with how much the movie and it’s depiction of the characters kind of exploded as evidenced by him poking fun of it and commenting on it in his Fight Club 2 comic book (Which was not great as a whole, but there’s some good stuff in there) I will…

Opinions are subjective, I guess I can rephrase it though that his endings tend to not feel on the same level of what comes before it, they’re all really low key and just kind of a shrug to what was basically the movie equivalent of watching the wick of a stick of dynamite slowly burn to the tip. No boom, just a…

I’m glad these kids are able to turn their traumatic experience into a discussion about this stuff. It’s awesome they’ve been leveraging their short time in the spotlight (which every survivor has gotten during the 24 hour news cycle until everyone gets bored and then we all just wait for the next one to happen). I…

Apparently it was called Trance. Filth is the one where McAvoy has a conversation with his tapeworm and loses his goddamn mind. Boyle didn’t make Filth, Boyle made Trainspotting which was based on the novel by the same author who wrote the book Filth is based on. I’m also going to go ahead and assume you already know…

It just kind of ends though, with the implication being that you’re supposed to be left with questions like “Was it all really just a harmless game? Was everything that happened part of the game? Is the game still going on?” Fade to black, credits. Problem is the way it was done made it feel like the movie was just…

I don’t know about a turd, but Fincher just does not seem to do third acts very well, pretty much all of his “classics” just sort of end. He’s a great director, I just don’t think he’s ever gotten to a point in his career where someone was ever willing to question him with like “That’s how you’re going to end your…

I have no idea who any of those people are EDIT: Ohhhhh they’re all actors from Freaks and Geeks, haven’t watched that yet, I feel like it will inevitably break my heart when I end up loving it and I burn through the episodes only to have to come to terms with yet another show cancelled before its time

ehhhh, which decade did he do The Life Aquatic?

Yeah, what the fuck? The finale was great and left me wanting more, isn’t that what Television season finale’s are supposed to be?

We discover an equally priceless artifact, make him fall in love with it, then break it in front of him!

Top. Men.

Some knuckleheaded judge threw the dead sea scrolls at him, causing an international incident in the Middle East, which nobody noticed

I would personally take the book and beat him mercilessly with it

Was the different thing Quantum of Solace was trying for to be the worst movie in the franchise?

and whatever that heist movie with James McAvoy with amnesia was!