That’s because the better and smarter people expect to be paid. They see what the President is planning, know it’s not a serious case, and know they aren’t going to be paid to support it.

I would help crowdfund this research.

I’ve done this thing since Jan 6th, and it helps me understand this kind of idiocy. I don’t take this at face value, I try to figure out where the contempt is.

I can only give you my observation, which is that when I see a C+ or a C- on a film I am more inclined to read the review more thoroughly. It usually showcases an intriguing concept that’s not fully executed.

AV Club continuing the tradition of making C+ and C- reviewed films oddly more compelling.

If anyone is wondering if they should watch this film, here is what I’d suggest: Do not make watching this movie the last thing you do on the day you watch it.

... or that editing.

This is weird. I know I’ve seen this movie, but I have absolutely no recollection of anything about it.

I wish I could take credit for that.

It’s also been called “Lazy Ex-Girlfriend” because there are no original songs, and the choreography is terrible.

Truthfully, I had to double-check it :)

Shit you have a point. I’d even be worried that Trump gets a list of anyone the FBI is actively looking for.

It’s by design.

Trump’s supporters use Facebook. It’s where he goes when he can’t tweet.

Wasn’t there a Clancy novel where the bad guys pulled this idea off, and the Stock exchange essentially said “We’re going back to the day before.”

His role here was one of those things where you think the director is going in one direction, and then just lets your expectations be destroyed by his solid acting.  Every time he was on screen it was hysterical.  

It’s crazy, this is one of those times where you hear “Look-alike” and what they should just say is “Clone.”

Um, I’m from New Mexico, look more like the Quintanillas than any of the actors in the show, and had no clue what that dish was until I googled it.  I dare you to go to central Texas and tell my Tex-mex family that this is a staple.

That’s not a job, that’s a career.

This is one of those situations where the headline almost makes reading the article pointless.