The last paragraph is really interesting. Thanks for the insight. I also didn't realize he was drinking it through the rest of the film, that's a hilarious detail!

Or just max the shit out of your stamina.

Hmm. I started Horizon a week or so ago and really am not that into it. I feel like I shouldn't have played Zelda first. I keep forgetting I can't just jump on anything and climb around but have to find those little markers to say, "climb here!". I find the story very silly and tedious and its visual design is very…

Interesting picks - a lot of these flew under my radar. I hadn't even heard of The Happiest Day In The Life Of Olli Mäki but it sounds really great.
And yes, THE SALESMAN is so, so, so terrific. Really stunning filmmaking. It deserved it's Oscar and then some.

But then again, how different is that than AVC reporting on Brietbart readership?

I hear that, but at the same time, even FWWM was very different from the show, and the first act takes the tone and setting in a totally different place. It's the sort of thing that keeps evolving. We've already had the murder mystery show, this is an evolution of that.. rather than more of the same. It's kind of cool…

I agree. Having her be just a regular person who is a victim, and a victim to manifestations of evil that are shown as literal was fucked up, haunting and tragic all at once. Especially FWWM where it really nailed down the abusive reality and that fantasy aspect as both an inner TP mythology and as a metaphor. Having…

I would love for this show to get some nominations, but since it's not a huge hit outside of some circles, I'm sure they'd find it easy and be glad to ignore it.

I'm sure they both had that attitude, the difference is that Miller acts like he doesn't, or that he is above any material he works on which comes across very insecure and kind of sad.

Either way, Miller comes off as a massively pompous douchebag here. He's just yet another goof who got popular on TV and thought he had immunity because Deadpool got popular so suddenly he's above all of his co-stars and producers. Imagine the privilege of being on a TV series like this, having the network bending…

I think they're really starting to lose out on opportunities to skewer the tech industry. When the show started, that's where the gags were. Now as these characters are better known to us, it's more of a frathouse comedy where they desperately try to fix all of their fuckups. The show had a real shot when they got…

Anyone else think the atomic blast looked kind of like the head of The Arm?

I think it's pretty obvious that they used that to pad the running time of the episode to hit 60 min. Considering the entire thing was filmed and edited unlike a normal series, Lynch probably didn't want to get into other plotlines in this episode but didn't have enough of this batshit crazy stuff for a full 60 min.…

Why would anyone ask John Teti anything though?

Wrong. Friday the 13th is one of those Family Guy jokes that starts funny, gets old, then gets funny again. The first two are total wastes of time but when it goes 3D in part 3 it becomes fun and then 4 and 5 are pretty bad, but at least if you watch 5 in a more meta way and marvel at how HIGH everyone was and how…

My question is, will he share a directing credit? That's going to be an odd elephant in the room. This is where that sweet sweet DGA membership comes in handy.

[Everyone rushes to delete clever Arrested Development comments on yesterday's post]

How would we get a directors cut if they are fired and have no access to any of the footage?

Did he just do Megatron in two of them?
He's so great. I love actors who are just willing to take a paycheck and then when people ask them about it they own up to the fact that it was just a paycheck rather than do a PR spin. I saw Hopkins talking about this during a pre-show at the theatre commenting on how good the…

Same, but I watched the second one on my laptop when I was sick, it took me 3 different attempts to finish.