Here’s how I feel about Synder: I don’t want to see his Justice League/Darkseid movie where Superman takes over the planet, but I do want to read a detailed synopsis of it. There, glad I worked it out.

I can’t speak for others, but to me Bay comes off as someone who makes blockbuster films where things blow up and people tune out for a few hours and that’s it. He doesn’t aspire to any higher art, none of his fans expect anything more than machines punching each other (and maybe some regressive humor) and everyone…

He has used corn in many of his films, or as the Native Americans call it - ‘Maze.’

God, that trailer looks too ugly and stupid, even for a Snyder film. His transition to Uwe Bay is complete.

The movies of Snyder are numerous in amount. One thing he made was Rebel Moon, or as morons call it, “Mature Star Wars”. Another famous moron was Neville Chamberlain. In conclusion, Snyder is a director of contrast. Thank you.

Are you not entertained? [by Gladiator]

I guess you were not entertained.

And the Apple 1984 ad!

Matchstick Men is a great example of what can be done with the con artist genre: Wonderful casting, humor, twisty-story, music, pacing, sense of place and time, and little bit profound at moments.

I feel like Olive Garden has come full circle with the American public:

Was The Room popular? I never heard about it before now. And it seems like it was a bust only making 5 million and took 6 million to make. So, by what metric are you saying the movie was popular other than you made that fact up? I’ve never seen the Sharknado movies so honestly cannot comment on whether they are good…

It is a pretty good metric for it though.

Their to-go is pretty good, as they actually have a hot case and cooler so your salad stays cold and your pasta stays hot, and they have a dedicated person, manning the counter instead of making you hunt down the bartender.

Olive Garden feels like Star Wars these days. Every time an article pops up, you are definitely gonna hear how it is the worst thing ever these days despite its clear popularity.

That sweet, Laurel Canyon sound will make a comeback soon.

Devastated to see Dawes snubbed yet again.

Oh my gosh, how could you leave out “The Vanishing,” which had the original director but completely ruined the ending and therefore the film. Read this slideshow just to see it mentioned, but no joy.

They can keep their Bloody Mary, Bukakke bread bowl.

“What’s wrong with casseroles??”

Fine.  It’s a hot dish.