This is an astonishingly sympathetic article about the person who was most directly responsible for a person’s death. I particularly like the assertion that Baldwin “has thrown a lot of his considerable clout toward pushing focus on the origin of the bullet, and away from any other factors that might have made Rust an…

The trailer had a very “look, we’re doing something cool!!!” vibe to it, but didn’t actually look cool. It also doesn’t help that the two leads are more stars because they were in famous properties, as opposed to being big individual stars with passionate fanbases.

“The show that leads into me is puppets making crank phone calls. What is wrong with you?”

The best is still “which machine did you think we were raging against?” response to Paul Ryan.

I saw one recently. They’re freaking gigantic, and seem to have the same visibility problem the Prius has out the back but this time out the front. What could go wrong?!

If that’s true it’s hilarious.

Are cybertruck owners able to file a class action lawsuit the way Honda Hybrid owners did after they lied about their MPG, or did they sign that away in their ridiculous contract in addition to all the other stuff?

I think of the Razzie’s as being for films that intend to be good, but are not. In that vein, justice for Blood & Honey!

Yeah the original Brat Pack designation included more or less every actor between the ages of 18 and 24 who’d been in a prominent movie between between 1983 and 1985. Check out the Wikipedia page - it was a pretty broad list.

I only watched the first season, but quite enjoyed it. It seemed like a stretch that they could even make a second work, though it sounds like they did. Either way kudos to them, it could have been a ridiculous trifle but turned out quite meaningful and good. 

Alexander Skarsgard is 6'4". Nicole Kidman has never towered over him.

It’s not a comedy, and everyone involved with the show knows it’s not a comedy, but in recent years the Drama category has been stuffed while the comedy section is a wasteland; hence, it’s entered as a comedy so as to better its chance of winning awards.

I’ll counter that the truly dumb part of Prometheus is it did away with all the life cycle rules that were very well established in the mythology of the series, and turned the whole thing into a biological haunted house of horrors (“No, *this* can kill you too!!!”). That, and why did the Engineers leave a complicated…

even gaining a personal office on their lot in Burbank.

Ah, I thought this was a new version with new characters 20 years later. Maybe with a boozy Lindsey Lohan as one of the moms now. Which would be derivative, but make sense.

In retrospect, the stories that came out a few years ago about his entire family hating him should have been a warning.

As is his wont, McAfee invited famed conspiracy theorist and Super Bowl champion Aaron Rodgers...

Not even any mention of him in Shakespeare in Love, where he plays an absolutely fantastic role as a loan shark who falls in love with theater!

Agree. I’ll add that Heat is hokey as hell and massively overrated, though an entertaining film.

It also helps if the movies are visible. I’ve never heard of a lot of these - many of them seem to be films that would have been dumped direct to video or cable in the olden days, or in modern times would become “Netflix Originals”.