Can't wait to see this

Agreed. It had me for a while, but really lost me with the last 20 minutes. So much eye rolling.

Keanu's fun though.

It's a beautifully shot, empty as fuck, film. Keanu Reeves is fun though.

Pretentious, pretty, art house bullshit without that much to say

Where was Brienne during the battle? Still on her way from the Riverlands?

It also kinda sounds like the books will have already happened, but we'll see how this all plays out. I'm on board.

Me too. It's so… fucking…. slow.

Hey don't expect me to remember everything about the episode, I said it was mostly watchable

Yeah he played a weird street artist whose art would come to life in the form of a big ugly dude that strangled people.

Didn't help that only one of the episodes was watchable from beginning to end. The Tim Armstrong one was mostly watchable.

I think I've still got like 3 episodes of Narcos to watch, I had no idea it was getting another season though, I thought it was a miniseries. That oddly entices me less to finish it.

Kyle Mooney was great, his last words were something along the lines of "I just wanna say that I love everything and everyone." But yes, this movie was stupid, don't get me wrong.

Maybe not an alien, but definitely a lizard person.

Aw that's adorable. If it was James Franco I'd be concerned.

"I'd rather have no friends than be best friends with a fucking box" His are few and far between, but they exist

I still think it kind of was, just two friends that give each other a lot of shit.

Jesus, they spent 43% of the budget on one star? Possibly relatively normal, but god damn, first I wanted to look up how that movie cost $47M to begin with. And I'm sure Broderick didn't make much less than what Carrey took in.

Yeah I'd have thought he could at least find a quick loan somewhere. Though I guess it could still be a good while before he pulls in a good amount of income from Pied Piper.

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