I am very glad Guillermo saved the cat. 

Sorry, but this whole situation is ridiculous.

The thing is, the guys demanding the Snyder cut LOVE MoS and BvS as if they were mana from heaven. I have seen too many people to count that follow Snyder say without a hint of sarcasm that his version of Superman in MoS is exactly the version they’ve wanted their entire lives. That he understood the character better…

There is one thing I don’t get about The Snyder Cut as a movement. Previous Snyder movies (Man of Steel and Martha v Mart... I mean, Batman v Superman) were met with all sorts of critiques by the fandom, as in “Oh no, Superman is a murderer” or “I can’t hear the name Martha anymore, WHY DID YOU SAY THAT NAME!”... and…

This is weird to me, because why would so many production companies cover for a DP on a show that’s not really known for groundbreaking visuals? How hard could it be to replace a DP on a show that had its house style locked from the pilot?

I find Silence of the Lambs to be much more horrifying than slasher films or films like Blair Witch because (a) it’s not inconceivable a killer like Buffalo Bill could be operating in real life (indeed, he was based on a handful of actual serial killers), and also (b) the movie didn’t show much actual violence but…

Exactly. Transformation and the motivations to achieve it are such huge themes in this movie. The larvae stuffed down the one victims’s throat was very indicative of this. We were witnessing Clarice’s transformation from a poor country gal to sophisticated FBI agent. Mr. Gumb thought he could get his lambs to stop…

I saw the movie 3 times in the theater, and dozens of times on video. It’s about as perfect as a horror movie gets. I’m looking back on almost 30 year old memories now, and it was the early 1990s, so much less was understood by cisgender folk like me about gender non-conformity, but I recall not thinking that Gumb…

She’s a wife

Also, Carol wanted to EAT him!

Nadja is by far my favourite character on the show. Her combination of genuine affection and utter contempt for Laszlo is just perfect.

The timing of that joke was perfect too. Colin Robinson slips in the word “troll” right as he’s stepping into the alley and that’s when you realize it’s going to be an actual troll. Draining the troll with bridge trivia was also pretty great.

Morty accidentally setting the save point to right when he was getting pepper sprayed was both a hilarious visual gag and a chilling reminder of a terrible thing that used to happen in video games.

Turns out Clark Kent was over doing it this whole time, all he needed was a toothpick.

“After all the nonsense on Staten Island, I cut loose.. to Pennsylvania.. because it sounded like Transylvania.. and we all know that sounds cool.”

Colin Robinson, this does not concern you so please retreat to your underground bedroom, thank you.

“What are you talking about. He’s not a wildcard. He’s a card you get on the top of the deck that has the instructions on it so you throw it away..”

That “Persian Frank Zappa” line was great. Now I can’t unsee that. This episode should be an A-/B+ at least. This show keeps getting better and funnier  per episode. 

B?  No way. That was an A episode all the way. That was amazing. My cheek muscles started to get sore from laughing so much

I hope Elon Musk’s child rebels, changes his name to Kevin, moves to a flyover state, becomes an accountant, and drives a Ford.