Who doesn't like Rip Torn?

No dude I've been living under the biggest rock in the world. Are you gonna tell me that white people get most high-paid jobs too?

1) Completely agree
2) Again…I don't feel it's that black and white (no pun intended). Some people claim that Beasts of No Nation was a difficult film that many Oscar voters didn't watch and, well…I can relate to that because I also haven't watched it nor do I intend to. And Michael B. Jordan is a good actor but do I…

Fair enough, I still feel the anger was misplaced but I can understand the reasoning for it

No it's not, those were the 3 examples being hammered on by the press and by Twitter users during the whole debacle. In fact no one really thought Will Smith deserved a nomination (except Jada Pinkett) but the other two oh boy. I do agree that insufferable Eddie Redmayne shouldn't have been nominated but Oscars voters…

If by racism you mean that Idris Elba or Michael B. Jordan or Will Smith HAD to be nominated or else…no one should dare disagree

Sorry to have the audacity to disagree with the Twitterati but I still feel the the Oscars controversy will eventually backfire on the same people that deemed to be the victims of it

I understand all the reverence, and far from me to disagree with some of talented comedians who seemed to worship him, but I could never get into the Larry Sanders Show. I loved stuff like Seinfeld and Newsradio but LSS? Nope, no way, not even sure why. Maybe recognitions down there has a point.

Usually I roll my eyes all the way to my lower back when I read these sort of "Twitter outrage" cases, which seem to happen on a weekly basis (I'm still impressed at how the #oscarsowhite shit escalated to a global level so quickly) but I have to agree: if Amy Schumer starts to be considered plus-sized then that sends…

First time I saw the Shiva and Leviathan summons…mind.was.blown!

You and most of the world, I do not understand why this film wasn't more successful

Watch "Sleeping With Other People", which also happens to be one of the best modern rom-coms I've ever seen.

There are so many jokes to be made about a tv series no one really cares for called Grimm but I can't think of any right now…I just watched Alison Brie dancing to "Modern Love" and my brain just exploded

Here's hoping for more The Campaign or The Other Guys and less Get Hard or Daddy's Home

You'd need to be really creative and funny to be able to make a good "old man" joke about the Stones, most of them are hacky as hell

I shouldn't have to state something that is so obvious to me but, contrary to what the media says, a lot of aging musicians and rockstars still come up with brilliant stuff…one just have to listen to the last albums by David Bowie, Depeche Mode or New Order, amongst others, to realise that

As well. I even liked "Don't Stop" from their 40 Licks comp…it's a bit sad that the Stones are taken from granted these days but I guess that's the fate of every aging rockstar

Am I one of the 17 who actually enjoyed Anybody Seen My Baby?

Jack and Jill because at least it knows what it is

Snyder's Year Zero and the last one, Superheavy, are the best. Maybe not as influential but far better in terms of art and storytelling.