Showgirls. In its entirety.

J.G. Wentworth.

Give Baby Driver all of the editing things, please.

Except adult Jack Marston had a douchey goatee, so who cares about him.

This.

The fact they didn’t (couldn’t) have that conversation is a feature of the episode, though, not a bug. Arkangel made all the talking that should have happened earlier unnecessary, so it was an undeveloped skill.

I don’t think the mother was evil painted with broad strokes. In keeping with the themes of Black Mirror, technology is still the monster here. It’s the sleek and shiny thing that tempts us with control and convenience.

Hey, Michael B. Jordan... um... how YOU doin’?

Really don’t get the outrage over this one, I’ve got to say. There are a lot of legit reasons to be annoyed with Destiny 2's various systems and changes, but this issue seems like nothing more than nostalgia-fueled whining.

If she turns out to be Ben’s brother, that will be a much different twist than I was expecting.

The destruction of Snoke’s ship is among the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen in film.

Also, Ackbar’s voice actor died last year.

I fully agree with this.

It’s the first BluRay I popped in when I bought my 60" a few months ago. Worth every damned penny.

Free Fire gave Armie Hammer a lot more to do than stand there and frown, and it’s pretty damned delightful.

Two and a half years later, this movie still leaves me breathless. I saw it seven times when it first hit theaters, an eighth time when it came back in IMAX 3D, and a ninth when the black & chrome version got its brief theatrical release. If it ever comes back to theaters, I’ll go again. I love when films can elicit a…

Check your local library system. If they allow you access to Kanopy, it’s got a similar streaming list (including all the Criterion stuff), but free with your library account.

I’ve given up CDs. Mostly. Still have held onto the essentials of my old collection that could fit into one of those old CD books. But stopped buying new ones as of a decade or so ago.

Frank in charm/dad mode is great, but the REAL porn was Frank doing shirtless pull-ups.

Death Proof in offices?