Man, I cannot wait until the discourse on The Last Duel moves beyond “massive bomb” and “Ridley Scott hates teenagers”, because god DAMN does that movie rule.

Agreed, I recently watched it with my wife who had never seen it. Absolutely holds up.

The A.V. Club has been holding its collective nose regarding the Kingsman films and their “right wing” politics for years now.

He was also genuinely very good as Tommy Lee.

I did not love this movie, but I did love that it was so weird and uninterested in adhering to the Marvel formula. It reminded me more of David Lynch’s Dune, for better or for worse, than the new Dune.

Big fan of that Vince McMahon “What a maneuver!” you threw in the review. Cheers.

No wonder Fellini dug her.

Cry Wilderness was my favorite. When they react in horror to that dude casually mauling the raccoon I lost it, even though that wasn’t really funny.

Based on how the characters are described in this review, I would probably love that.

Dude just never stopped filming The Nice Guys.

I could watch like 190 TikTok videos in that amount of time! Get it together, Hollywood!!!

The Grace scene in Talladega Nights is a better time capsule of the Bush years in America than any biopic about Bush ever could be.

I feel like “this movie is too angry to be really funny” means that it’ll age very well as a time capsule of the early 2020s.

What in the holy fuck?!

T-Pain is leading the Jets!!!

You’re probably one of those people who points to The Wizard of Oz as a shining beacon of Olde Timey Hollywoodland and its authentic originality, never mind that the 1939 version was like the third or 4th adaptation of that story.

The Kinja Caffeine Spider is Danny DeVito’s character from L.A. Confidential?

Yeah but Shakespeare in Love was an actually good movie, which puts it ahead of Crash and A Beautiful Mind. If anything winning Best Picture was the worst thing that could have happened to SiL’s long-term reputation, had it been merely nominated & Gwyneth Paltrow won Best Actress it’d probably be remembered very…

I’ll be That Guy: Fellowship of the Ring should be #1. Ghost World, The Man Who Wasn’t There, Amores Perros, Mulholland Dr. and a lot of other movies on this list are five star classics (I’ll also be That Guy and say that In the Mood for Love bored me senseless), but 20 years and probably 200 viewings later I can…

I’ve probably never had an emotional reaction to any show like I had Six Feet Under. Even rewatching the first season this year, I had to hold my wife’s hand SUPER tight watching the opening of the episode where Claire’s boyfriend’s little brother accidentally kills himself. Just a wretching show, but one that’s also…