"You're sick, Jesse! Sick, sick, sick!"

I was in an AMC theater earlier today with a digital ticket selector. I'm not kidding you, the button for Sing was the Sing Street poster.

I barely remember the Shrek movies. I actually did enjoy the Puss in Boots spin-off from a few years back, though. It was decent silly fun.

They're called "election years."

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story: To my absolute non-shock, this is the best Star Wars prequel by miles. And for the most part, I really enjoyed it. The characters are mostly great, with K-2SO and Chirrut Imwe being the highlights. The climax is fantastic, with some of the best sustained action since Fury Road. The stakes…

I SMELL BACON!!!
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So the question is exactly how much of it will be plagiarized from Obama's 2009 speech.

Yes, but they also have the memory of goldfish. All Trump has to do on the campaign trail is talk trash about Hillary and Obama and they'll be fighting over who gets to kiss his ass the hardest.

But what does Michael Cimino have to do with any of this?

"Elle Fanning, confirming she can seemingly do no wrong…"

But what about political movies made in Dollywood, USA?

Sing Hits a Box Office High Note, Passengers Stranded in Space

Thanks for giving the assassin I sent to your office the information he needed to find you.

People in a random theater somewhere laughed at it? Well, shit, I guess I have to hate it now!

I saw it. While I definitely think it's very good, I found it odd that it never seemed to cover the actual prison labor that it centers around. It feels like showcasing the harshness and conditions of the labor involved would have been potent in hammering in the the overall wrongness of the situation.

This takes "Kill her mommy! Kill her!" to a whole new level.

Since people already mentioned 10 Cloverfield Lane and The Nice Guys, I'd like to throw out The Conjuring 2 and The Edge of Seventeen, which have the odd commonality of functioning as masterclass works of their own genres while also delivering some of the most hard-hitting dramatic moments of the year.

Would that it were so simple.

Cotillard: Let's just say it moved me… TO A BIGGER HOUSE!!!

I find it amusing that all of the Biggest Disappointments (except the two I haven't seen, Swiss Army Man and High-Rise) were films I would consider for Most Underrated.