Loved that movie.  It’s no Citizen Kane, mind you, but it’s good fun.  

“Killing and violence are bad!”

I doubt it. Here are two of their reviewers talking about Passions Of The Christ  and neither would qualify as an F rating.

Definitely a thread worth revisiting.  

“Goddamnit, people, the truth must uncovered!”

“Or maybe I’m underestimating the level to which these people are out of touch. Getting money makes people suck a lot.”

“sends him on his journey into becoming a jazz-dancing asshole.”

If there’s anything I’ve learned from Folk Horror, it’s that you should never trust the locals.

This is pretty obviously a hate crime against Asians, not simply against women.

Let’s just assume you’re making a joke in very bad taste.

“So you say he is being sneaky and subtextual in his messaging(certainly possible). What unsaid and unwritten interventions to enforce monogamy do you believe he’s advocating for?”

“Here are Petersons’ thoughts on the matter, and his reasoning why it’s important, reinforcing my point.”

I’m not sure what kind of comment/username synergy that would be . . . 

sadtrombone.com

He was always a bit slow, maybe too thick . . . 

Mr. Butterworth left a trail of bodies while saving her.  Y’see, he’s got a very specific set of skills . . . . 

Vanity Fair also had an article on this back in December 2019, I think.

Too little, too late, Todd.  They’re onto you now.   

I heard that he once transferred copyrighted materiel between different forms of media without the express permission of the copyright holder!

While I enjoyed The Brothers Bloom, I wasn’t particularly impressed with it. I loved the actors and the characters, but it felt like it was written after reading a book on grifters, and gee whiz I’m gonna write a story about ‘em!