I know when I think of Spock I think of angry guy who beats people up.

There’s nothing better when an actor that you have an irrational dislike for, turns out to be awful.  

Yeah I mean who besides internet film nerds even recognizes Furiosa’s name? Film Twitter enthusiasm ≠ normie moviegoer enthusiasm.

Furiosa is great: Another deeply enjoyable expression of director George Miller’s central cinematic thesis that sometimes you just need to make a movie about fucked-up people in fucked-up cars doing awesome, fucked-up shit. We don’t understand the people who refuse to go see it

Hemsworth feeling like he belonged in a different movie is right on.

There were only four other people in the theater with me when I caught it early Thursday evening. Garfield seemed to have a bigger turnout that day from what I could tell in the Fandango app, but neither were doing particularly well.

Anya Taylor-Joy is a talented actor but also very off-putting and almost inhuman. Charlize Theron is much more inherently likeable and I wonder how a Furiosa movie starring her (and maybe a sequel instead of prequel) would have done.

As things stand, you don’t have to be found guilty of a crime for employers to not want to work with you.

I don’t really think he’s being shamed out of working. It’s just business. A movie studio worried people wouldn’t turn out to see a movie with him in it, so they replaced him.

In other news Hollywood legend Roger Corman passed away at 98, leaving behind and inescapable pop culture legacy. In ages past his death would have garnered a week of tributes, retrospectives, criticism, interviews, and MST3K episode roundups on this website. Now all it gets is a comment on a article about Glee.

Coming soon: Barry Jenkins’ ‘Man Getting Hit By Football’.

“I knew it was you, Zazu. You broke my heart.”

So you spend the entire article telling us the multitude of ways the show fails in every aspect of it’s presentation, admit that it was universally hated by people on both sides of the culture war, (One of the few pieces of content they DO agree on), and yet still feed us the same old tired, “Unjustified condemnation…

All hail the new overlords, who didn’t make this a goddamn slideshow!

I’d like to see the “entirely unnecessary Saturday morning cartoon adaptations of HARD R-rated movies” genre return. Rambo, Toxic Crusaders, Swamp Thing, etc.

And with that glorious sentence completed, the author set down their pencil and imagined Miss Shields writing ‘A+ A+ A+ A+ A+ A+...’ on the chalkboard.

Shut the fuck up, minidick

This is unnecessarily mean.

Yup. That was a poorly written part of an article which is otherwise... poorly written and as clear as mud. Makes you wonder if AI wrote the bloody article. At least in the comments it’s been made clear what is actually happening here.