My coworkers use real phrases like “it got a 91%” when they Google a movie, because that’s what they do when someone brings up a movie they don’t know or haven’t seen.  They are all 50- to 60-year-old white women.

“and the it’s also not entirely clear...”

Funny, George Soros looks different than I thought.

Too soon.

You’re carrying the Rock out there that whole way? The Internet says he’s 260 pounds.

Brutal week for the non-blockbusters. But can you blame audiences? Mid-budget movies get released to premium VOD about three to four weeks after premiere, so why would a time-strapped adult (or family) ever take a trip to the cinema if they can stay home and see it in less than a month? Caving to this request has…

Kitty Genovese.

Right? Glad I wasn't the only one... 🤢

I have no idea what you’re talking about.

To be fair, I had never heard of him before last week.

How To Blow Up A Pipeline is playing in 142 theatres.

In Soviet Russia, volcano erupts you!

“And just so we can get those two movies out of the way and not have to acknowledge them further for no particular reason...”

Reporter: Hey Mr. The Rock, how do you feel about your disappointing comic book movie?

Absolutely.  Came here to post this exact comment as I was in stitches during that scene.  So well staged and written, Mikey Day killing it in the background with his usual insanity.

My vote for one of the worst so-bad-it’s-good movies ever made, shockingly underseen:

Chaka Khan’t.

Everybody please don’t miss the amazing speech given by Reid Davenport after winning for his documentary “I Didn’t See You There,” afflicted with cerebral palsy but directing a remarkable feature film:

Hasan Minhaj calls out Deadline. Splendid.

I’m assuming 3'44" will be prominently played. Audience, do not adjust your speakers.