I cannot upvote this comment enough. Red Hill is fantastic.

Also nothing wrong with Mississippi Grind

The most rewatchable movie Fuqua ever did was Training Day. I don't believe that is even up for debate.

For those that the habanero sculpin is too much, mix half and half with the grapefruit sculpin. It is delicious and the grapefruit cuts the heat.

Sport of the future

True Detective gave us Daddario's scenes and the Mogadishu scene. What more could you want?

From the review for Get Out,

See also ESPN pushing a liberal agenda rather than, I don't know, showing sports content.

I've only read this article once, but my recollection is that it is anti-Trump free. That puts it in the vast minority(1%?) of AV Club articles from the past 6 months.

Saw that in the theater opening night with a large group of fans. Walking out it was dubbed Highlander II: The Sickening and that name has stuck ever since.

I'm trying to think of a woman I was casually dating that I would have got up and left the theater with 20 minutes into Heat. Drawing a complete blank.

But would the male acquaintance have reacted and responded the exact same way to another male student correcting him? If the answer is yes, then was he mansplaining?

One of those actors is 1/2 to an EGOT and I would say a favorite to eventually complete it.

I can't think of a legitimate reason to include The Fifth Element and not Starship Troopers

End Of Watch, but that was a supporting role.

That is not how I saw it. Any violence by Wood or Linskey is accidental up until their own health is threatened. I think Linskey's character was just looking to get the stuff she deemed important back and to get an apology from the burglar for invading her home. It just spiraled out of control.

To me that comes down to if PWC wanted him tweeting. If PWC saw his tweeting as some sort of marketing campaign for their services, then this would be the decision of higher ups or the marketing department and he could maybe be given a pass. Under that scenario he was doing his "job" and maybe they gave him too much…

With the exception of Fist of the North Star, which I haven't seen, I have fonder memories of all of the other notables than I do of Bad Boys. I remember it having almost no redeeming qualities. Heat was and still is a masterpiece. And Salma Hayek in Desperado is for my money the finest image of a female ever…

I thoroughly enjoyed Bonestorm from VHS Viral.

See also Her and Lucy