Today I learned that Sam Taylor-Johnson is married to Aaron Taylor-Johnson, who is 24 years younger than her: they met on the set of Nowhere Boy, when he was the 18-year-old lead and she was the 42-year-old director.

I’m sorry, I’m sure it’s quite good, but this title sounds like a fake movie/show from 30 Rock 

I really wish the Emmys had a “Best Ensemble” award - there would so many contenders this year (my personal vote would go to White Lotus). 

“Not that they’ll die of some disease or be killed by some big bad guy” - exactly what happens to people who move to Florida.

Lawsuit aside, I don’t Cohen will ever personally recover from being called “pusillanimous” in a text message (?) from a disgraced former Alabama senate candidate. 

This is definitely giving the SW sequels too much credit, but I felt that Adam Driver’s performance as Kylo referenced a lot of Caan’s choices as Sonny Corleone - that simmering resentment erupting into sudden explosions of violence, and the brash impulsiveness that telegraphed “this guy is a good enforcer but he…

Oh? Care to provide your own? 

The missing thread here though is that those movements and laws stem from cultural attitudes which often stem from consumed media.

No no, like most bad-faith arguments, in only applies in the very limited context in which was off-handedly spoken and is not based on any actual moral principle, observable reality, etc

Oh I guess I’m the fool then! My dumb ass always thought the “very essence of what it is to be a comedian”...is to be funny?

“The need for art to be “dangerous”—without asking the all-important follow-up question: “Dangerous for who?” - this really the crux of it here.

Season 1 and 2 are a lot of fun and play with/subvert tropes in a really satisfying way.

Westworld is sort of a futuristic robot reservation, and his solo episode was the best of Season 2. 

I would! There are some amazing heartfelt movies about old folks and their relationships: Tokyo Story, Make Way for the Future, The Straight Story, About Schmidt, etc.

“One Word From Josh Brolin’s Interview with Entertainment Weekly Per Slide” (slide 1/973)

True! And the fact that he was normally a tough guy made Annie Wilkes that much scarier.

It’s mainly Kathy’s show to be sure, but favorite movie of his has gotta be Misery.

Just wait for the next Netflix Budget Cuts Hailstorm and maybe you can get insurance to pay for a new one.