I’ll give those three a blast and see how I fare. I remain a fan of The Simpsons and Star Wars so I reckon I can handle a little bit of patchiness :)

I like Into Darkness.

This Brit watched it religiously and never fails to answer questions about recommended TV with “Have you heard of Justified”?

It was underseen over here though.

say for me?

That’s the reason they keep making Batman stuff, and why I’ll watch every one- No one has really done more than, in my opinion, a B+ job at it. As good as the Nolan movies were, I don’t find them particularly rewatchable in the way other, even lesser superhero movies are. And even if you call his trilogy more of a…

Anyone who saw her in Blade Runner 2049 as Gosling’s beguiling virtual girlfriend knew she was going to be a star.

Gey him all jacked and whatever else they do plus potentially make-up he has a very distinct face. High cheekbones and all that.

His casting is indicating to me that Gunn is going to do something Gunn-ian to one of my all time favorite characters, so its a 50/50 as to whether or not I’ll be a pissy fanboy about this

Some kind of joke about Rogers and Hammerguy...

Hotter take: Batman Returns is the best live action Batman film.

Ironically, they have a state religion and hardly anyone goes to church; the US constitutionally prohibits a state religion and yet our lives are fucking ruled by whatever has pissed off the Evangelicals this week.

Hahaha, thanks for bringing up Corbyn for me.

Thoughtful reflection is not pearl-clutching. Discussion of racism is not pearl-clutching.

Waititi’s film will follow the story of Force sensitive Broom Boy, who in a desperate attempt to make friends joins the First Order Youth. When a training exercise goes embarrassingly for him, he confides in his imaginary friend, Emperor Palpatine (Waititi). But everything is set to change when he finds out his mother…

This comes to mind every time I see someone get owned, either in real life, or in the movies:

Yeah, the Yakuza games (well, 0 and the Kiwamis) are the funniest games I’ve played recently because the humor exists in contrast to contrast to everything else- setting, characters, mechanics. The game will lead you down a path, played completely straight, and then drop a dad-joke punchline or absurd situation out…

No because he’s a horse of course. And no one can talk to a horse of course.

To quote a great movie: Amazing. Every word of what you just said was wrong.

The face is kinda cute. Reminds me of Pee-Wee’s Playhouse.

I can’t seem to find an actual review of “The Night Comes for Us” on this site, although I know they at least mentioned it - but that’s one of the most impressive martial arts/action movies I’ve seen in recent years. All the action/fights are really inventive, brilliantly coreographed and very brutal! And it stars …