True dat, brother.

You should watch the second half and see if you’re still bored. Then you can tell us on the next article.

If they can’t stick the landing with F4 it’s all over.

Newsflash: You will be able to follow the movie made for children.

You could tell he was trying to appeal to a more UK/European market with the international Further Down the Spiral. I used to play that Ruiner remix at parties a lot, because it wasn’t so angry.

Ya I’ve got one too. Can’t bring the whole collection, though. Wish I’d gotten a CD changer in the trunk.

They will change some day. Mark my words. I thought CDs would last forever, and they has 15 years of popularity, tops. Time is a cruel mistress, and CDs, crueler still. I have every Nine Inch Nails Halo on CD from 1989 to 2006, and what the hell for? Am I gonna bust them out to listen to Head Like A Hole (Opal), or…

It demanded an SNL parody “What if Martin Scorsese made a superhero movie?” and I view it on those terms. Would I enjoy it if it were a short sketch? Does it need to be a whole movie? No, but I always enjoy when someone gets to make a silly movie, like Gus Van Sant’s Psycho. Just a bizarre stunt that shouldn’t be more…

It’s a tough tone to nail. You have to embrace the corniness without slipping into cheesiness. Can’t let the performances get too hammy either.

I think enough people agreed that Infinity War and Endgame were doing it right. It only really coalesced in that phase. Before that the connectivity was pretty inconsequential. I don’t really think it’s too connected at this point. It actually feels more disconnected now than ever.

If you’re only gauging relevance by what young people are into, that relevance will also decline.

Footnotes to what? I don’t know if I even understand what you mean by that. Footnotes to rock music, popular music, music in general? I don’t know if a band so influential can ever be truly irrelevant. We’re still discussing Beethoven and Mozart. Maybe they won’t always be on commercial radio, but it hardly seems like…

I feel like all the people complaining want to be refunded 10% of their ticket, because they think there was no ending.

Which subplots did you think were useless? They all seemed to add to the overall theme of the movie.

Compare Spider-verse to any other superhero film about the multiverse (or any other superhero film at all for that matter), and I think you’ll understand why people think it’s a perfect movie. There are no perfect movies. I think most of your criticisms are valid, but they’re not something that will ruin the movie for…

This is what 90’s nostalgia has wrought. No one knew if they genuinely liked something back then.

I guess it can sound pretty foreign, even if they’re speaking clearly. I must admit, sometimes I have trouble with some Southern American accents if I’m not familiar with them, and I’m Canadian.

There’s only one time travel movie that benefits from being confusing, and it’s Primer.

Depends on the drug. Psychedelics make you feel like you know more of what’s going on. There’s that first hit of disorientation, but then you’re recognizing patterns and realizing that we’re all trapped in systems, etc. Potheads are constantly coming up with conspiracy theories. Coke makes you feel more alert, and if…

I think it’s that or Memento. And you have the odd guy who will tell you that it’s Insomnia, but they’re the type of person who thinks Jackie Brown is the best Tarantino or The Straight Story is the best David Lynch.