Imagine if there weren't streaming and you had to wait until now to see season three.

Thank you for this, Kate Dries.

Me too!

I remember my mother watching and rewatching his movies when I was a kid. The first time I ever saw him onscreen was in "Stardust" from 2007 and that led me to go back and watch some of his other movies.

P.S. I still don't know how this comment system works, so maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree here... But I was always firmly in the black. And then I asked Dodai why she was dumping on women for their appearances on one of her articles. Ever since, I have been gray. I find that rather petty and immature.

Erin, I don't know if you have been on vacation or if I have not been paying enough attention, but I haven't seen much by you lately. I don't think that every article on Jezebel should be serious, but your articles always remind me of how important it is to do serious. There's something missing when you're gone.

I have a policy of doing my best to avoid shopping anywhere that forces employees to work on major holidays. But it is getting tougher now that so many businesses are staying open.

All I can say to you is to repeat that your attitude is not helping to fix problems with attitudes towards sexual assault in New Zealand. It is sad. I have no control over what the OP does or doesn't do.

No, I didn't miss it. And that's a pity—that your defensive attitude is so obvious. It is a shame that you can't step back and think about my comments by themselves, without automatically dismissing them out of a misguided sense of patriotism. Attitudes are not going to change and things are not going to get better…

"Hardly anyone looked good." If you don't want people to think you're just dumping, you might want to make it more clear in future that your issue is with the clothes. Also, lumping all the women at the event in together sounds a little off. I don't understand why you are so often negative about women. It is a…

Well, they weren't wearing Crocs.

Congratulations. You got to use a new expression that you learned in your history class.

Dodai, I don't understand how your work can sometimes be so great. And then you turn around and write pieces that are either snarky or mean about women.

That's an interesting point, VLockwood, but I don't think a straight-out population comparison is straightforward either. In fact, one reason I was so shocked at the prevalence of "blame-the-victim"-type attitudes in New Zealand is that it is such a progressive country in other respects.

Yes, I do think things are far worse in New Zealand (and in pretty much every Commonwealth country) than in the US as far as attitudes towards sexual assault.

I hope you were. I would hope that most people are sensible enough to depend on the person behind the camera to help the kitten.

Thank you. You put it so much more nicely than they deserve. Who doesn't love animals? Just like the Jesus converts I knew in high school, some people seem to feel the need to prove their devotion to the cause by telling everyone else they're doing it incorrectly.

You don't seem to understand that there is a difference between criticism and insult. Your comments come across as immature. Are you even aware that the reason NZ is getting so much negative attention for its rape culture right now is people like you?

I stand by that comment. I did think hard before making it. I just don't think that many New Zealanders are ready to face the fact that this problem exists.

Well, that's the thing. I think it takes a certain amount of empowerment and confidence to realize that we can change something. If people think they're the ones to blame, then they're not going to feel like they have the right to change anything.