It’s good. You should go see it.

That’s exactly what the article you’re commenting on says, bro.

Salad and taco AND PASTA bar!

Yeah. Doesn’t seem like many people saw The Visit, so I’d call Split his real mainstream comeback, but either way, he was already back before Old.

Which means that some of you are not vegetarians, but would still opt for a mushroom patty over a beef one.

Not to mention the noise. It had to be loud as hell.

Seems like the perfect opportunity to finally introduce criminal mastermind Paste-Pot Pete.

Caught this at a film festival last month. One of my favorites of the year so far. Highly recommended. 

It sure is. Dammit. Should have read through the list more carefully.

If you could live anywhere in the world and take your current career and friends with you, where would you choose?

If you could bring back one piece of outdated technology, what would it be?

You’re legally required to ask them what they think about superhero movies or the click-based blogging economy will collapse.

Spider-Man has long been Marvel’s most popular character, so it’s not exactly a shock.

Typical liberal media waging a war on New Year’s!

all of these metrics are as meaningful as nlecompte has more stars on a “gladiator sucks” comment then your “gladiator rules” comment.

Totally fair. There’s a lot of content out there and no one can see everything or even just everything notable, so we all make choices on which things to skip. It’ll still be around if you change your mind somewhere down the road I’m sure.

Gotta disagree with the critics calling The Hand of God uneven. I liked it a lot. I would definitely recommend people check out Red Rocket too. I liked Flee as well, but I was a little underwhelmed after all of the hype I’d been hearing about it over the last year.

Thanks for sharing that article. The author makes some good points. Though I strongly disagree with this one:

Understandable reaction. I will say that there have been a lot of women who saw it who have been vocal about really liking it. Roxana Hadadi, who has written here in the past, has been encouraging people to listen the discussion about the film she participated in on Pop Culture Happy Hour.

Sending a second response since I’m just now seeing your edit. For sure, the rape casts a shadow over the entirety of the film to some extent. After seeing it depicted for the first time in the second version of events, I was dreading seeing it again in the third. And I totally understand that that could be even more…