His next video will be about how Born In The USA is actually critical of the United States.

Wallace’s act was just fine when it was on once a week. But daily doses of the act via O’Reilly just made us all numb to it.

I think that as theaters increasingly become exclusively the province of 200M+ tentpoles, and everything else is left to TV, the issue will present itself pretty clearly. Netflix movies are barely findable on Netflix, through all the chaff, and rarely, if ever, have any meaningful effect on the culture around us. Consi…

If you ever find yourself wondering why GenXers are like the way we are just remember that this is what pop culture looked like to a lot of us in our younger years.

I love Lifetime movies and all but you're a fucking wack job saying they're better than Roma

Well, the question is whether the production is intended for theaters or for TV. If it’s intended for TV, it’s a TV movie, and with reference to Spielberg’s gripes, would be eligible for an Emmy, not an Oscar.

Upvote if you, like me, thought the logo behind Driver’s head were some kind of weird hair extensions/dreadlocks.

“You...made a person...out of another...person.”

The real mistake was the friends we made along the way.

Look, you either agree with every single thought I’ve had on every single topic since the beginning of time, including my scientific rationalism and opposition to violence and the death penalty, or you should be burned alive until you die twice like the Nazi witch that you are.

The fact that he hashtagged Olive Garden should’ve given away that he doesn’t really want a sandwich.

Or it really has nothing to do with Adam Driver it’s just a dumb stunt to get his name out on the internet. Which he has succeeded with apparently, because we are dumb enough to look at stuff like this.

The internet was a mistake.

If you’re talking about the “You are obviously not the best” scene, the first time was the 5-second preview. It’s meant to keep you from clicking “Skip Ad” when this trailer appears as an interstitial.

Looper, but dumb it down to get the CGI budget.

Because Ang Lee has blank checks to spare at this point and says he wants it released in theaters, at 120 FPS and 3D.  

I instead want Ang Lee back in the game.

Smith really had to challenge himself as an actor

del Toro is also white. White Hispanic, but white. I don’t like it when we turn Spaniards into people of color, because in Mexico there is a HUGE stratification between whites and everyone else.

The Shape of Water is del Toro - who as far as I’m aware is a sweetie - not Tarantino.