There is no movie that will make me weep more than Big Fish. That ending gets me every time. Not just weeping ... sobbing. I think maybe because my grandfather, whom I loved very very much, was a larger than life kind of guy. Very much like the father in this movie.

you’ve said it all.  strongly agree

Love the appreciation for Jason Momoa in Dune. The movie was gorgeous to look at, and I generally enjoyed it as a fan of the book ... BUT, every character in that movie besides Duncan was so f’ing SERIOUS!  My cousin asked me what I thought of the movie and my immediate takeaway was “very dry and serious but damn…

Strong agree.  Plus, we need more Tracey!

From the MINUTE they stuck that plate of bruschetta in front of her, and on to the end of the episode, it was nonstop laughs for me.  She is a freaking delight.

I’ll echo Yellowfoot. I live in St. Pete and - as YF points out - just like most urban area, the politics of the city proper are very progressive.

The problem is that Logan wants something impossible - an heir that is a “killer” but is still totally loyal to Logan and willing to let him stay on as long as he wants. So he wants to see them take control on one side, but then snatches it away as soon as they take any from him on the other, and the kids have…

I love it that we the audience seem to view Connor the same way his family views him ... as an afterthought. And I think that’s exactly the result of Alan Ruck’s (and the rest of the cast’s) terrific performance.

If calling someone’s opinion “silly” (which is the worst thing I’ve said here) is something you consider to be an “attack,” perhaps a comment board ... ANY comment board ... isn’t the right place for you?

I think their opinion is wrong, objectively, but it’s also silly because they suggest that if this show was somehow something different than what it was, then critics wouldn’t like the acting. So ... uh ... what? I don’t even know how to unpack that. I mean, clearly if it were shot in the United States, it would be…

I’m so happy that you included all three principals from Only Murders. I would have also said the same thing about Gomez ... what a revelation. She brought this old-timey Hollywood charm to the show, and she was the perfect balance to Martin’s and Short’s comedic performances. BUT, as you recognize, she’s a cog within …

I don’t want you spreading the word about those peanut butter cups because I want them ALL

Everything else they said was stupid

100% agree.  Ken has been flat-out excellent this time around.  Just give him the gig already!

“I think part of it is also that Logan is always looking for reasons to knock his kids back, keep them in line. Roman just handed him a really good reason.”

Spot on. Just made the exact same point and then read yours. Logan is DEFINITELY not concerned about a potential sexual harassment issue. For god sake, did anyone watch last season (and this season)?!

“Logan only cares for strength, and sending that pick was a sign of weakness for him. Also, a confirmation of what he already believes: that Romulus is a degenerate to be ashamed of.”

Did you read the full New Yorker piece? The writer references a great Laurence Olivier anecdote that is very apropos to your point. Apparently, when he starred alongside Dustin Hoffman in Marathon Man, Hoffman partied for three days straight so that he would look sleep deprived in a scene that called for it. Olivier…

“trio of Meximelt, Mexican Pizza, and either a Double-Decker Taco or Enchirito”

why does Texas look like Europe?