He’s in prison still for siding with Killmonger in the first one.

I laughed a *lot* at the Old MacDonald’s rap.

This a great interpretation. Realizing the brother was dead hit me harder than I expected. LaKeith Stanfield played that whole thing so beautifully. His eyes and expression in the last shot was amazing. He managed to convey so much.

He was the only person who ever really nailed different voices for Batman and Bruce Wayne without (ironically) making the distinction cartoonish. For almost two decades we’ve had movie after movie where actors adopt over-the-top grunts and growls for “Batman,” whereas Conroy achieved it with the slightest changes: A…

Perhaps his crowning moment is the Justice League episode with the alternate evil League members. Conroy recorded the entire scene where Batman confronts his evil version in a single take, switching back and forth between the subtly different voices flawlessly.

RIP

Finally, a series conclusion without tortured departures - new jobs, new cities, new friends, big things on the horizon... If Atlanta is a contemporary ‘slice of life’ in a world of infinite narrative possibilities, I’m glad they chose this kind of conclusion. The greatest moments in our lives may look like…

“I think this episode has the most hidden Atlanta logo yet...”

Ending is definitely up to interpretation, though I wouldn’t have been mad had the final scene been the 4 of them driving off into the sunset eating Popeye’s. But my take on it was Darius was in the real world. The episode actually gives you a lot of backstory about Darius that we haven’t gotten before. The girl…

Goodbye Atlanta. Your beauty is unmatched and your soul is beatific. I’ll miss you. 

Yes, she’s one of those two things, is my understanding. 

My opinion - Boseman was good. But that first Black Panther movie was... not as great as many people want to claim.

Have you actually seen his other movies like Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom? Marshall? Get on Up? Sounds like you’re just judging him based off of MCU movies than everything else he did where he was phenomenal.

your brain is bad at thinking.

A gimmick commentor? In this economy?

Audiences will delight as this panther of a movie slinks through the night! Take note, Blake Edwards, this is how you make a sequel after a star has passed. Coogler doesn’t need to resort to deleted scenes to make this kitty purr! Although the missus’ wouldn’t shut up about her confusion of Angela Basset/Shirley…

I remember, when I was young, I used to be really dismissive of rom-coms. In my eyes they were all dull, formulaic fluff, good only for mindless entertainment.

Honestly, it didn’t seem like Scorsese even saw the movies he’s criticizing, so this is a case of people responding to an old man yelling at what he thinks the clouds look like.

Yep. So much abysmal sound mixing, which really sucks for dialogue-heavy shows like Deadwood or Boardwalk Empire.

Be fair.

No one is looking at Fantastic Beasts for any reason.