Racism is a power dynamic based on white supremacy. It is impossible to be racist against white people.

That was before he did a terrible fucking job of being president.

People keep saying it felt like a heist film, but where was the tension? The outcome was inevitable. Besides, what kind of heist film becomes about a civil trial instead of a heist for the final third?

I think the point of Barbie was to be about Barbie.

I’m sure he’ll get the Oscar, edging out three directors who did a far more interesting job with their respective films. And also Scorsese.

If it isn’t Susan, I riot.

You used the word “pain.” We can’t choose the level of pain we feel. Who are you to determine what’s “actually important” for someone else? Speaking generally.

I was just watching a great doc about that NXIVM cult. Leader of the cult created a whole ideology around the idea that victimhood is performative because people should just choose not to feel bad emotions, swindling thousands of people so he could coerce dozens of women into having sex with him and brand them with…

I hate to ask, but... What would be the point exactly?

A lot of the stuff done in the wake of his death was superfluous and performative. Fey, for her part, came from a place of genuine contrition, which is a healthy way for any artist to grow. It’s not her fault JP Morgan didn’t follow through on their $60 billion racial equity pledge, for example.

He looks like someone tore a hold in his face where his mouth should be. Nobody can convince me this is a real man and not a rejected Hall of Presidents animatronic.

Tina Fey’s response to said racial insensitivity accusations, in a note to the network asking them to pull the episodes in question: “I understand now that ‘intent’ is not a free pass for white people to use these images. I apologize for pain they have caused. Going forward, no comedy-loving kid needs to stumble on…

This is fucking unholy.

You can’t even make a point without quoting Star Wars. Of course you love Wil Wheaton.

Success =/= stone cold masterpiece. Coco certainly is, but that’s Pixar - Disney doesn’t deserve the credit. The rest you listed are lovely and good, even great, but masterpiece? No. Understandable that Moana can be a matter of opinion, but I think its merits are quite objective.

Kevin Spacey has ordered the murder of multiple people.

While I’m not surprised Disney would try to milk the one stone-cold masterpiece it’s produced since its hand-drawn work, I’m confident these will only make the original look even better by comparison.

“A person who supports genocide,” levels Ukraine before once again comparing its struggle to that of Israel, a genocidal state.

I already wasn’t going to see this movie, and that was under the assumption that the twist was that the cat was supernaturally making it all come true. This is so much worse.

“He jokes about conservatives and Trump all the time”