LOL nice.

He’s similar in vibe to another “that guy” whose work I’ll always want to see, Macon Blair.

Kilgrave should be higher on this list: at the very least a top five villain for Marvel MCU (TVU?)

A consistently high resting heart rate (over 100 BPM while at rest for an extended period of time), can also be a symptom of atrial fibrillation. This is also something the Apple Watch can detect.

Whoops I said the loud part quiet and the quiet part loud.

Yeah, hi Roy.

“Bully” by the same writer/director is just as difficult a view. Despicable characters but undeniably compelling.

A genuine slog.

Yep. Basically they decided to leave the setting which made the whole series feel unique and compelling and just dove head-first into standard-issue dystopia sci-fi.

HAHAH! Oh yeah he had the like fanny pack thing that said what he current emotion was.

The movie definitely does more things right than wrong. And all of the people saying it was bad clearly don’t remember Matrix: Revolutions which was mostly an unnecessary slog and rehash of a film; generally panned by critics and fans. This sequel-reboot does a great job of expanding upon the lore of the Matrix world…

The Steve Carrell scenes in The Morning Show, particularly the episode set in Las Vegas, are very riveting and far more compelling than most of the other Sorkin-esque Newsroom stuff going on in the show.

Only ONE nomination for The White Lotus? That’s surprising. Although Jennifer Coolidge was fantastic along with everyone else. 

He probably sympathizes with all the Roys on Succession.

Vincent D’Onofrio’s Wilson Fisk is still one of the best villains in all superhero TV (and beats many in the cinema): with Killgrave and Cottonmouth in close second and third. The problem with DD and the other “street level” MCU Netflix shows was that they dragged on and on, with brief moments of excitement. Some…

In the wake of the Ten Rings syndicate from Shang-Chi, is the Hand no longer an entity in the MCU? Or maybe there will be a throw-away reference to it in some final battle where Xu Xialing shows up with the Ten Rings and members of the Hand to fight alongside them?

He’s sort’ve the macho version of Wes Anderson. He’s got one note, but he plays the hell outta that note.

They shoulda went with Kidman’s “Nine Perfect Strangers” co-star Bobby Cannavale.

He may have WANTED Shiv to find those boxes. He figured that she’d pretty much only suspect him anyway, so why try to cover it up?

Good points: also, I think that viewers delude themselves into thinking they’d be more like Connor or Ewan, content to live off a fraction of the funds from the Roy empire, and not even bother with any of this jockeying for power and control. However I think the show makes it very clear that for nearly all characters, …