I think that's because whenever Dunst was onscreen she was dripping with contempt.

Like when she was a herald of Galactus? Because that would be rad AF.

Don't forget the prequel, Rushsome.

So in this case it's stripped of citizenship AND prison, it really can be two things!

Is your aunt my mom?

She's occasionally brilliant. I can't speak for everyone else, but how would I know if I didn't read the column? Obviously, coming here and complaining every week when you already know you hate it is a waste of everyone's time, but if I click on it and I don't think it's good, I have a right to (respectfully) say so.

Assuming that you could strip a naturally born citizen of their citizenship, how would that even work? Just drop them on an abandoned freighter in the middle of the Atlantic to circle endlessly? Or until they take a new citizenship test? It's not like you can deport them to some other country they have zero ties to.

Sigh, these next four years are going to last forever.

Now it's disposable razors with the Death Trooper on them.

I got tickets for the 16th matinee (day date with the wife). Our local independent doesn't use Fandango, so no issues. The "convenience fee" was only like $1 per ticket.

He was pretty young, in his late 20's, but if having a child doesn't make you right the ship before it crashes, I don't know what will.

Yeah, we include that one too, we have a laundry list of Christmas movies. My wife watches White Christmas every year, I think the only one we don't watch is It's a Wonderful Life.

Thanks, dude. We weren't very close, but it's still messed up. My mom was very upset.

He had demons, but he's at peace now. Unfortunately, he left behind a four year old son, but all things considered, maybe it's for the best.

A Christmas Story, which is predictable, but also Love Actually, solely for Bill Nighy and his has-been rocker character.

It was strange. My cousin who blew himself up in a meth lab 6 weeks ago (and lived) managed to do himself in by getting fucked up and flipping his car upside down into a creek bed on thanksgiving night. So, that's decidedly not awesome.

Not sure why you unloaded all of this at me, but here's where I'm at with it:

My favorite too, that guitar solo is so good.

I think it's more accurate to say that Joshua Tree defined them, in the past tense, until Achtung Baby reinvented them for the new decade. I quit following them after Zooropa, but I'm sure there's another album that redefines them as they are now.

Someone loaned me the first season, and I started it out of obligation. It started out pretty intense, and skin I was hooked. But the longer the series went on the more insane it became. I thought the finale was a let down.