Is it though?

I felt like the reference in this review was there just to throw in a buzzword. And that it was used in a blanket way. “Oh look, there are two men having a tense confrontation. It must be toxic masculinity!” Were they expected to hug? I don’t see that being men with destructive notions of masculinity led Hoyt and Hays…

He’s explicitly come out as anti Trump before.

I’m conflicted about Joe Rogan. Before election mania kicked into full gear in 2016, I would listen to basically every one of his podcasts. He talked a lot about interesting stuff: epigenetics/biohacking, recreational drug “therapy,” the benefit of “floating,” and so on. But once things hit a fever pitch, I really got…

“So fucking what. A replacement caddy is still a caddy.”

I love how people can summon such confidence on topics they actually know nothing about.  

On the one hand I’m pretty sure Tolkien would’ve hated this, specially the fantasy elements on the battlefield, on the other I really want to watch this.

No, I really hate their fans. 

Go the fuck somewhere else

This will always be the gold standard of Star Wars hilarity:

And no one has two degrees of separation from Captain America in the Marvel Universe, Batman in the DC Universe, or Jon Snow from A Song of Fire and Ice.

Most of the movie is completely ridiculous.  Mostly in a good way.

Annihilation, obviously. 

I would say the same for Black Panther, which was an important social achievement, but was otherwise a by the numbers origin story.

I’m going to be messy and say Hereditary and A Quiet Place are a bit overrated.

are the readers going to have to fucking unionize too and mount a reader stoppage to get a fucking update?!

Can we get an official update on Drew? You don’t have to get into specifics or anything, just a simple “he is doing better should be back soon” would be nice.

It seems a bit disingenuous not to mention that while the line “I am no man” is used in the movie it’s really a variation of Tolkien’s ‘But no living man am I! You look upon a woman...”. No matter how it is stated, it’s a fantastic moment in both the book and in the filmed version.

Spoken like someone who’s never killed their sister in a moment of supreme but unintentional carelessness.

It is the Year of Our Lord 2018: I know you have a phone. Call 911!!