The final image of a film is a little boy inspired by the story of Luke Skywalker using the force to hold the broom up like a lightsaber. Luke is dead but his story inspires the next generation to fight for what’s right. Not only does this not say “this doesn’t matter” it is literally the best argument ever made for…

I like American Beauty too but if I had to choose one of those to defend it’d be Road for sure.

Hard disagree on Road to Perdition. 

Just because the clowns on Chapo Trap House say something doesn’t make it true, bro.

Hey there gorgeous eyes, why do you have such....gorgeous eyes?

Here’s what really bothered the people who didn’t like it, it’s not that the movie was egregiously bad because honestly it was better than all of the prequel movies and everyone hated those and Star Wars lived on. It’s that no one cared that they didn’t like this one. That’s why they go on weird rants in comment…

Yeah the guy who made a billion dollar movie doesn’t give a shit if you liked it or not so I doubt he cares if you think this is enough restitution. You don’t have to be an incel to be a toxic fan you could just be an entitled dipshit. 

It’s definitely not a bad movie but I think of it more as a great concept executed merely ok. 

Mad Max Fury Road is a pretty fun action movie, it is not the best movie of the last 10 years. 

Well I for one am shocked that Jennifer Weiner would overreact and then play the victim rather than actually defending the substance of something. 

Ben’s a little too sunny Adam Scott is pretty great playing a shade or two darker than that.

You might want to consider whether or not Kenneth Starr was associated with any other instances of ignoring sexual assault before you commit to that opinion. 

That’s a thing in Connecticut as well. 

We are the same.

He had the 4 best games of his career at precisely the right time.

My first girlfriend and I became friends again in college after we broke up in high school. Now we’re married. I’m not sure what this story proves.

Boo pivot to video. 

It’s a pretty old urban legend.

Most of the research the NFL did indicated that people in LA vaguely support the Raiders still, so of course that’s the team they didn’t let move there.

I don’t know what it’s called but in my head I call it “Vampire Hospital” it’s the one with the vampires in the hospital.