Everything I’ve read so far has said the Judeo-Christian creation myth allegory is more than a bit too heavy-handed, and if audiences went expecting a well-crafted horror instead of a not-so-subtle critique of humanity’s place in the world (as well as God’s narcissism), they were going to be disappointed.

Was there more to the interview? All I got was 00:29 of Ed Harris slurring about liking rehearsing.

Bruno Mars isn’t original !?

Also it’s surfaced that League asked one of Faraci’s victims specifically to keep quiet about her experience:

Gonna go out on a limb and say I think his biggest mistake was committing sexual assault.

I didn’know anything about this guy before this post!!

Sued by DOJ for refusing to rent to black people, ultimately settling the case (despite “never settling”), then sued and settles again for failing to live up to original settlement.

While she’s entitled to her opinion, it’s safe to say I don’t see eye to eyes with Miss Sanders.

This is 40 is a great example of this: I’ll have to give up my vanity indie label if we can’t fly in famous musicians for a benefit concert! We might have to move to a smaller mansion! Blech.

As a veteran, the paying of respect is as helpful as people who say they will “pray for (whatever the issue is)“ but don’t really care enough to do something tangible about it.

The Veterans Affairs is a minefield and battle zone in itself.

I bet Eck still has a bunch of cocaine stuck in his mustache from way back then.

Taking too much time away from 5hrek.

Why you gotta go and talk shit about mayonnaise, man?

Always saw it as a visualization of the character’s lack of control in the story, and more abstractly, how the machinations of society make individuals increasingly irrelevant.

I question the commitment of those 4 hairs to form a comb over.

Says the guy who quit the league to take a cushy studio job.