I never said that only a trans actor should play trans roles, I never said only gay actors should play gay roles.

Well, it’s an adaptation of the book. The book has two reasons it’s set in the ‘90s: first, because it’s a semi-autobiographical story based on the author’s own life (the conversion-camp part is made up, but the experience of growing up gay in small-town Montana is not). Second, because the protagonist’s isolation and…

Brosnan’s the only one who can’t sing in the movie. He’s also singing a song that has to be transcribed like two octaves down with SOS.

Streep sings well (she knocks out “Winner Takes It All” in the first movie), Christine Baranski’s a Broadway star, so....

just watch the ‘French and Saunders’ version, It’s probably the most entertaining one.

Here’s the Wiig/Rudolf golf cart spokesmodel skit they reference.

I actually thought Love, Simon was pretty awesome.

All I can say is the book it’s based on is one of my favorite things in the world. Oh man, they changed the cover to a movie cover!

Reminder:

The commenters are probably going to eat me alive for this, but this film is a healthy reminder that Kevin Spacey is not a paedophile. He’s a creep and he abused his power. But.

oh thank god. until I opened the article, I thought they were talking about Nick Kroll.

Oh dear Christ. There’s a small yet irritating segment of the population who has to be the first to hate something because being the first to hate something gets you cool points. A subset of these assholes is being the first to find something offensive. This gets them cool points AND, “I’m so much more enlightened…

Hello, it looks like you need help killing your Janet!

This is probably scarier than the movie...

Thanks!

I think it’s a smart way to go about it. It’s not airing with the shooting scene, so people can’t just stumble onto it while channel surfing and anybody who feels like they’re not ready to see it can easily watch the show without seeing the more offensive content. But for people who want to see the episode as…

Wendie Malick deserves an Emmy for this season. Her delivery of Bea’s speech to Henrietta was masterful in particular. Of course if Kristen Schaal can’t get her dues I won’t hold my breath for Wendie.

Oh my god that's depressing that you kids didn't know what "Friend of Dorothy" meant.