I find it very, very believable that Donald Trump's son is stupid.

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Lynch is clearly able to get masterful performances out of his actors when he wants to, so the awkward stagey stuff has got to be intentional.

Baby Driver and Scott Pilgrim are both movies that I feel like were made specifically for me, so I'd rate those at the top. Next would be Hot Fuzz, because I love action movies as much as Wright does and every time I watch I catch some new clever little detail. Shaun of the Dead is next, because it's great but I don't…

I was looking for the word satire, so I appreciate that he found it anyway.

I feel like there's an atmospheric, dark, existential Arthurian adventure buried under Holy Grail. I could totally imagine the serious version of that movie: an inept kind is given a quest by God himself, suffers a great deal of humiliation and physical pain, and ultimately fails. It would be like a lesser Ingmar…

If I had to guess, 30% of women on dating apps are bots, and 70% are women attempting social media experiments so they can post the hilarious results on Twitter/their blogs.

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I mean it's clearly an orgy of Thors, or a "Thorgy" if you will.

If CNN wrote anything less than "Donald Trump is a strong handsome man who will make America great again" the right would come up with conspiracy theories about them. So I don't think it matters.

I'm starting to think their viewpoints might not be based on logic at all!

Master Chef Jr. is proof enough that Gordon Ramsey is a huge sweetie.

*dougie voice* sweat heat

Tomatos are already fruits

"Why does Tom Cruise climb the outside of the Burj Khalifa, rather than simply taking the elevator?"

He does it because Kevin Spacey makes it clear he'll hurt either Debra or the old mute guy Baby lives with. I thought it was pretty clear Baby had a plan to get out of the heist, but that kept getting foiled.

As a quiet dude myself, it does kinda bother me when people say that characters are bland just because they don't talk much or aren't big or flamboyant.

I feel like in a movie like Baby Driver you're supposed to see the seams? It's not supposed to be naturalistic.

The first half is good, and the car chase is good. Everything in between that is intolerable.

Re #2: It did feel like they just took some stock movie characters (who I loved, and who Wright made pop and feel distinct and engaging) and stuck them in Atlanta. They could have been in any American city without changing much beyond a few minor references (97.1!).