“What if an adult swore at children?”

Hold on a minute. A foul-mouthed...cartoon? Can they do that?

“a pathetic, angry, foul-mouthed coach desperate to prove himself, but always looking for an easy way to get the job done. He’s shameless and selfish, and given the opportunity to do the right thing, he fails most of the time.”

“However, it’s worth noting that Day For Night has even less to say about reality than any of Anderson’s films, whose storybook worlds are very aware of things like class and money (in fact, more so than the majority of American movies).”

Lady Ant sounds like an all-women Adam and the Ants cover band.

Lady Whogivesashit

If I might make an attempt at nuance here, the idea that many psychiatrists are too quick to throw pills at something and call it a day is both true and a big problem. I speak from personal experience - I struggled for years futilely against clinical depression with a series of RXs that never much helped until I…

I’ll take a flawed Herzog movie any day over the vast majority of anything else out there.

Chris O’Dowd wishes he could turn this off and on again.

“On a less progressive note, there’s no getting past the overwhelming whiteness of the interview subjects”

Yeah, I guess it was shortsighted for them to only interview people *actually* involved. Maybe instead they should’ve pretended that some of the victims were POC so that they could be more balanced?

JFC, it’s god…

“But we’ve still got Kanye?”

“And Batman’s all like ‘psch-chew! psch-chew’ with the Batmobile guns, and Aquaman’s like, ‘Yeah! That’s what I’m saying!’ and then skull-fucks a Parademon!”

And what about the version that Jason Mamoa drank seven gallons of Mountain Dew and played air guitar to as he watched?

I love this movie. It’s a little unfocused in places if you care about plot mechanics as much as I do, but everything else is golden. Cavill eating a sandwich while Hammer fights for his life is one of my favorite movie scenes of all time.

There’s no way they can make a Mad Max film with a different actor playing such an iconic, pivotal character...

David Morse. Nice. The thing about Jeff Lowe is he’s a classic pathetic bald, tiny dicked, insecure old-man desperately clinging to his youth mixed with a sociopathic con man BUT he’s also a soft spoken tree sloth. I think David Morse could pull that off.

Favorite moment of the series was David saying “That’s my friend!” when Stevie starred in Cabaret. Their friendship was my favorite relationship on the show.

Worse, no Don Coscarelli.

Peter Jackson isn’t American.

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