...and left wing politicians. Hillary went after her like a spider monkey and everyone followed along. The Left STILL give Bill Clinton a pass, even after what he did during his Presidency, even after he’s been associated with Epstein etc. etc. etc. It’s truly sickening. And obviously, it’s happening with Trump too. Hi…

Stop handwringing over how it was released and handwring over the fact it was a shit movie. 

This sort of just reminds me of the episode of BoJack Horsemen where they are talking about mass shootings from the perspective of industry people like,
“Its so sad, you always hear about mass shootings affecting other peoples movie openings, but you never think their going to affect your movie opening... of course my…

I’m still a little upset that HBO Max doesn’t seem to have any of the other 82 Wonder Woman movies in between the first one and WW84.  I still haven’t seen 84 because I’m worried I’ll be confused by the continuity.

Pontiac was mocked, and it turns out their sin was being 10 years too early. By the late 2000s and early 2010s, there were a dozen CUV type vehicles that aimed for “quirky” styling but landed on ugly. While its largely subjective, I think Juke, Soul, and some others are worse looking than the Aztek.

Dare I say it… the Aztek. It was fucking ugly. Sure it was. But compared to the ugly plastic me-so-angry faced crossovers we see on the road these days (ahem, Lexus RX,) it was a beauty queen.

Nichols didn’t accuse ESPN of only “offering Maria Taylor opportunities” because she’s a black woman, she accused ESPN of taking her job away from her and giving it to Taylor because she’s a black woman.

I am not interested in watching any of these shows.  

Episode 1.

The minivan. When we finally had enough money to buy a vehicle in 2005, I needed something that could haul: kids, diapers, wipes, home improvement, family, non-family, road trips. Maybe splurge on the flip down DVD player.

Which stock price? Neither The Boring Company nor SpaceX are publicly traded companies. 

Can we all just take a moment to give a moment of thanks that this isn’t a slideshow?

Even in this episode, Thanos’ position seems to be, “Okay, I won’t obliterate half the universe, but I still think the idea has some merit.”

And note that the official Star Lord Twitter account now has T’Challa, almost like they’re doing it for every episode and all that outrage over Peggy “replacing” Sam was completely stupid.

The AV Club seems convinced that the top priority for the head of a major movie studio, during a pandemic that has utterly scrambled its release schedule and decimated its gameplan for making money, is nonsense Twitter controversies.

Pepsi has to be able to legally buy a weapon of war.

Honestly given how the rest of Blomkamp’s career has gone, I think we’re a little overdue for an unsentimental reappraisal of District 9. Was the premise audacious? Yes, absolutely. Was the execution good enough to justify going back and re-watching the film? Honestly? Not really?

I don’t get this take at all. This car is a beautiful automotive work of art. Does celebrating engineering only apply when we deem, several decades later, who might have commissioned or enjoyed it at the time and what their motives were?

Oh, I see we’re leaving out the best (Chick-Fil-A) because REEEEEEEE

Where does Chick-fil-a stand? I mean, in reality, Popeye’s was responding to Chick-fil-a’s dominance in the world of fried chicken sandwiches. While Popeye’s started off this whole “chicken sandwich wars” thing, the origins lie with Chick-fil-a.