Which other Rock? The Rock?

“Actions have consequences” can justify arbitrarily shitty behavior. And perhaps I don’t follow Chris Rock closely enough, but was it really for “years”?

Outside of Americans, I came across an Australian who presented Will’s behavior as being no-big-deal there:

What was the Last Duel joke?

That’s sort of like Twitter naming itself Best Producer.

Why is Jesse Plemmons the “Could Win” from Power of the Dog’s supporting bench rather than Kodi Smit-McPhee? It’s not like the Oscars don’t reward category fraud for supporting vs lead.

Why does the clip from Power of the Dog have an Apple+ credit in the top-left corner? It’s on Netflix.

47 out of 100 on Metacritic.

I’m glad there are credited writers for the feature this time.

I stopped watching that in part because I couldn’t stand him in it, but his episode of Room 104 was good.

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I was going to say that it would be funnier if it were Tom Noonan, although he’d be more out of place across the pond.

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There are many ways to be an overt comedy without being a ZAZ-type parody film.

Willis is the real mystery. Didn’t he make enough money as a huge star not to bother with this? Known directors like Wes Anderson, Rian Johnson & M. Night Shyamalan were willing to hire him (I’ll restrain myself from complaining about any actual film here), but the dreck he sleepwalks through does can’t help him get…

I think TSN is out of touch because it’s Sorkin’s concerns rather than Zuckerberg’s. It’s ending is fictional and Zuckerberg was fine with how things turned out, although he also appears to have gotten bored with success and itched to move on to new fields to conquer.

People wanted to believe.

Uber seems like the odd company out in that it hasn’t crashed but it still going on without its former CEO.

Indeed, I tried watching Better Things because of the Louie connection but Atlanta was the true successor.