Well la-dee-da Mr. or Ms. Judgey-judge. Do you have any idea what the word chastise means? I didn’t chastise the reviewer at all. The reviewer actually seems to have liked the movie from what I read. I questioned the correspondence of the letter grade with the review.

Sure, and that is why I said at least a B+. But it makes no sense to write a review that basically praises a movie and points out its positive qualities and then give it a B-. If the letter grades mean anything, they should be very quick guide to answer the question “should I see this”? By my standard, the cut off…

*”The Ghost Who Walks”

And now that I have read the review, it sounds like at least a solid A-. Are you sure you aren’t ranking it down out of some sort of neurotic guilt at enjoying humor and violence in the same scene?

I do not believe for one minute that this movie deserves a B-. If it is even as fun as the first one it is a B+.

I’m hoping that Mildred is really going to make her accessibility scooter horror movie.

Did they check the ID of the woman who called them? Did they check the ID of literally every other person they saw in the building? So the protocol is they have to run a person to the ground with harassment anytime any person asks them to? Can any person expect that at any time they are on Yale property they can…

As someone who has never sat through”I Spit on Your Grave”, can I ask for a brief compare and contrast to explain why this is being judged as good, while the earlier movie is considered an abomination?

Ok, I know it is a completely different rapper, but for just about two seconds I thought, “wait, is there really a guy named Dr Octagon?”

This is also a fine recipe for ice cream!

Take home message: Twitter is a blight on society and should be avoided by civilized people. Which is not a slur on everyone who uses it, but it really seems like a horrible thing that just drags everyone down to the lowest level of discourse.

Insert pound cake joke that I am too lazy to think up.

I am so completely fine with this. Who cares what the “plot” is? Archer is about these characters making puns and dirty jokes. Changing the setting just opens up new possibilities for puns and dirty jokes. Also, putting Pam and Archer together is such a great idea. It’s like non-stop Mentos in a bottle of Coke.

Or at least makes pretty good nonsense.

Ok. I thought that would be the more appropriate interpretation. It just read funny to me.

Despite all the ribbing he gets here, I have come to really trust Dowd over the years.

Man I am exhausted just from reading about it.

I am confused. Are you saying you hate Schoolhouse Rock by using a gif from Schoolhouse Rock?

Is it pronounced the same as the heartburn medication?

Yep. It’s bad. Spoils the show, actually.