Yeah and the guy with the tattoo in question is a disabled, combat veteran Paralympian whose role at the agency is to solve crimes involving sexually abused children. Yikes.

Turns out that isn’t what the tattoo is and the fact checker/New Yorker are getting some deserved heat. I don’t agree with what ICE is doing at all but if you are going to make that kind of claim about a disabled combat veteran, you better be fucking sure.

So have to ask...what is an example of a film that is scary?

The comments here really underline the fact that extreme hype for a horror movie, or a comedy for that matter, is never a good thing. What is scary to someone is extremely subjective. I really enjoyed this film because it was a slow, suspenseful burn. It was shocking and made me uncomfortable at times. And, while I…

What a desolate wasteland. Thanks Kinja.

Christ...this comment section. I’m all for holding people accountable but there are degrees. Everybody has been an insensitive jerk at some point in their lives. You show me somebody who says they’ve never been the asshole and I’ll show you a clueless liar.

I read a lot of King at the height of his 80's-90's popularity when I was waayyy too young to do so. My favorites were The Dark Half, Needful Things and The Dead Zone. I don’t think they get enough love.

So I haven’t seen the movie yet so I didn’t read the article because of the spoiler warning. Brief hot takes only...is Killmonger better than Hela? Because I absolutely adored Hela and that’s setting the bar real high.

From Russia. I know a gal.

To be fair though, “critical analysis” is difficult to take seriously when no one has actually seen the film yet.

Isn’t that Shaq as Steel?

When I saw Blade in theaters, the only pretty good superhero movie was still the Christopher Reeve Superman. Superhero movie was shorthand for incompetent, direct-to-video schlock. I was gobsmacked at how good Blade was but a lot of that was how relatively “grounded” it was despite being a comic book film. It’s a…

I like how Michael is only paying attention to Eleanor’s tape and Janet is only paying attention to Janet’s. No one cares about Chidi or Tahani. PLaying favorites!

I believe The Exorcist was nominated.

If Harvey Danger had listened to Matt Pinfield and released “Carlotta Valdez” as the followup to “Flagpole Sitta” things might have been different for them.

Preach. One of the biggest takeaways was that Breitbart doesn’t have to use this Kinja nightmare.

Guillermo looked so crestfallen. Shape of Water totally deserved to win because it is wondrous. And, yes, it’s way better than Lady Bird. Fight me.

Come on now...Hilary would be blamed.

They have their shit together? Hopefully it’s not TOO together. Where’s the fun in that?

Why the hell wasn’t the reason Luke refused to train Kylo Ren because he feared what he’d become? That would have made a hell of a lot more sense for both characters.