I do agree actually. Other people's reviews of a movie doesn't mean you won't enjoy a movie., That's not to say that a terrible movie isn't a terrible movie. BUt I have a friend who WILL. NOT. see a movie if it has less than 60% on RT. You know what has less than 60% on RT? Rush Hour 2. Coincidentally a Ratner movie.

His character Gus on this show is so fucking insufferable that anytime he is alone on screen talking to someone who is not Mickey I mute it. Everything else about this show is fantastic except for him.

Michael Bay has made more than one good movie.

There are all these niche streaming services now that I think would better served if you needed a cable subscription to access. This, the TCM service, the horror themed one. Ironically, the only streaming service that DOES require a cable subscription is the one that I would happily pay to have as a stand alone…

I'm seeing Eddie Trunk and other people who still think this is the 80's on Twitter freaking out saying the Grammy's "FUCKED METALLICA AND DISRESPECTED THEM ON PURPOSE!" Laverne Cox went off script and forgot her intro and the mic didn't work. It sucks but shit happens. Don't blame the Grammy's for personal/technical…

If she doesn't win an Emmy for Outstanding Cameo Appearance for this there is no justice in this world.

There Will Be Blood is the most overrated movie of the 21st century.

D'oh Jesesh.

Saw it. Fucking hilarious.

When I saw the movie opening night within 4 seconds of the credits rolling my one friend was like "THESE PEOPLE DON'T KNOW HOW TO MAKE MOVIES!" And was going on and on and on about all the things he would have done differently.

It was the most watched show of 2016 in ratings-equivalent metrics and the second season was just as successful. It doesn't matter how much hipsters on the internet don't like it, they would be fools not to renew.

No point in watching the episode with Cena because we can't see him.

Poor Kevin Christie.

These movies will never be made.

He will do a great job because he is not gonna waste his shot, no he's not throwin' away his shot.

Kate McKinnon-as-Hillary singing Hallelujah with tears in her eyes reduced me to nothing. A moment we will remember forever.

I went to go to see Arrival on Saturday in the morning and the 11:45AM showing was sold out. I couldn't believe it.

I just hope the podcast doesn't go away, it's one of my favorites and I'm pretty sure it's the only thing keeping old Dan St. Germain from killing himself.

Season 2 and season 4 are my faves.

It's time to let Mel back in.