We can’t go around giving the poor justice! What will they ask for next? Dignity? The right to breathe free? Pshaw!

The real story here is that you have to pay $39 to file a restraining order. That seems like a pretty good way to exclude poor folk from some fairly fundamental protections...

Well, since they’re emphasizing it so much in the marketing, it’ll be weird if that turns out not to be the general core of it (but, as I acknowledge later in that comment, they could take an unexpected direction with it). 

Well, it’s not that the situation they’re depicting isn’t something that real people still deal with in 2018- it’s that it’s material that feels very tired. So when this trailer presents the whole “here’s a wacky scenario: Wife gets a full-time job, dad has to take on more parental responsibility!” it’s like.. big…

Danabajillion - OMG dude get over yourself, it’s 2018 people talk about this shit like adults.

Back in my day, the English language didn’t evolve or change over time!

Awesome opinion, bro.

The one good trailer? What was good about it, the .0023 seconds we get of Donald Glover in a fur coat? This is the first Star Wars movie where I’m just like, “meh”. Which, whatever. It’s gonna make money regardless.

No fucking CGI orcs. I’m serious. Makeup and prosthetics or leave Tolkien alone.

I’m beginning to think that the success of Game of Thrones is starting to having a negative effect on the television industry. It seems more and more channels are dumping more modest but original shows for super expensive genre series of varying quality. Some of these I like (like Westworld) and some are just OK (Alter…

Rey’s parentage reveal in TLJ is fantastic. Exactly the kind of message SW should send in this day and age: “Doesn’t matter where you come from. That’s not who you are or the limit of your potential. You decide what to make of yourself.”

Your “question no one here will answer” got answered by someone here in 25 minutes. That victory lap was a short one.

Because nobody gives as much of a shit as you think.

That was in the show? Seriously? So not only do they think Black-ish and Fresh off the Boat, the only two “black and Asian family” shows on the network, constitute “all,” they think what they represent can be easily dismissed with a snarky, cliche one-liner.

Agreed. Lifelong quadriplegia would suffice for me.

I don’t wish death on people whose views I find repugnant.

I don’t consider them plot holes; I just don’t think the movie does a very good job of dramatizing them. Unfortunately, “this actually happened” is not really a catch-all excuse for muddled storytelling.

My purpose of this article was to review the movie I Can Only Imagine.

Yeah, I mean, I’ll try to make my reviews less nasty, maybe by extensively discussing shit in them for some reason.

Raised Catholic, but I appreciate you getting way in front of your antisemitism and deciding to make that your text rather than mere subtext.