Weird this site will lock on to any controversy and yet O’Russel gets off after screaming like a child on set constantly at veteran professional actors, having to be physically threatened by Bale when he verbally assaulted Amy Adams and continues to be a huge shit head in the industry.

Fuck David O Russell.  Everyone involved in this film should be ashamed for collaborating with this garbage.

Mad about pronouns, every time.

So, basically, the rest of the cast carried his useless arse.

FWIW Rotten Tomatoes is 69% overall, but reading the snippets of a lot of the ‘Fresh’ reviews seems like they’re mostly along the lines of “Eh, it’s okay if you’re a Kevin Smith fan.” The Top Critics page is pretty much evenly split between the Fresh reviews and the Rotten reviews, and several of the fresh ones are,…

I haven’t gone looking for reviews, but I’ve happened upon two - this one and the Washington Post. In comparison to the Post’s review, this was a rave.

Her excitement was palatable

back to original Colin Robinson with no explanation of what/why he is

I get what she was trying to say here, but this along with the insinuation that only non-cisgender men feel scared walking the dark streets at night seems unnecessary.

“At first, she’s terrified, as any woman would be.”

Or any person would be. It’s not like a guy getting jumped by four people would just puff out his chest, laugh at them, and then raise his fists. Getting jumped is scary. What’s it got to do with being “cisgendered”?

This reviewer is cracked...

“It took years for Bruce to learn to master his rage because, in a male-dominated society, he never had to before he got his powers. Men are allowed, even invited, to fly off the handle; but women learn to hold their anger back from a young age.”

so in which reality/society men are allowed to “hulk out” in their everyday lives?

Also, implying men don’t have to learn how to control their emotions (not only anger, but ESPECIALLY being sad) is just offensive and shortsighted.

and it also makes no sense character-wise since Bruce Banner was abused as a child over…

For someone who is so militant about people being accepted and treated fairly, you sure seem to be okay shaming what Kevin Smith looks like

I think the man behind Clerks 2 and Jay and Silent Bob Reboot calling anything a “bad look” is a bit rich for my tastes.

Bad CGI, I’m fine with, but the uncanniness can be distracting in a way Power Rangers never was for me.

Being a closeted gay kid pining after your straight best friend (whose girlfriend has been your adopted sister for a while) is rough. Being that in the 80s when being gay is even more stigmatized is even worse.

I, too, wonder why interviewees for podcasts don’t just sit there mute the entire time.

Or maybe he’s just a bully, and it wasn’t about being a sexual predator. In which case this is all we’re gonna get. Not every asshole is a monster.

People will ask those pesky things called "questions."

“Fillion—who isn’t a woman nor a person of color— was presumably exposed to a different side of Whedon”