

He’s a fucking idiot whose brain calcified in the 80s.
He’s a fucking idiot whose brain calcified in the 80s.
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I AM SO
FUCKING
TIRED OF
THIS LITTLE
WHINY BABY
BITCH BOY.
Was hoping I’d see this comment.
Thank you for the description. This looks truly delightful.
This is actually a pretty good article despite the headline. I wish the wellness freak corner of the conservative wing would say something about all this bullshit. Clean air and water sounds like a no-brainer issue for them.
A reminder to all that you can HIDE THIS SHOW in the app so you never have to see that weirdo’s deadeye grin.
The Nip/Tuck Blue Line
Just as LA has won “worst smog” award for the 25th out of 26 years.
This shit is insane.
I feel like I’m watching all the flashback scenes of Handmaids Tale or basically all of Years and Years.
Interesting. I have heard elsewhere it’s a bad season. I personally gave up after season two went so off the rails. Just didn’t turn out to be the show I thought it would be.
Because OP can’t be bothered to explain what this link is and just expects people to blindly click it, here is what I read.
OP, do better.
XRLA Presents: The Sootie Awards join XRLA on oscar weekend as we Honor the celebrities and obscenely-wealthy who Make the greatest personal contributions to climate catastrophe through the huge Carbon emissions of their Luxury Private Jets!
The Sootie Awards will be held at VAN NUYS AIRPORT (VNY) favorite landing Strip of the stars Located smack dab in a Residential Community that has been fighting to limit Private jet expansion for years.
Remember when the previous hbo boss basically encouraged password sharing
Fully agree. It’s giving vaporware.
You originally posted this on Unpopular Opinion and you were right to do so.
They picked the wrong LOST producer. Damon Lindelof is the one you want. Cuse has been showrunner for a lot of IMDb-7-out-of-10 stuff I don’t care to watch, although the Jack Ryan series on Amazon was pretty decent.
I really want to hate the nepotism going on here, but Nick Cuse has actually written for some respectable Lindelof joints (watchmen, leftovers), as well as station eleven and maniac.
Almost seems like a decent pair to helm the next 7/10 rated Star Wars show.
Tony was on the scriptnotes podcast a week or two ago saying that yes, the original plan was a season for each of the five years of Cassian’s life leading up to Rogue One.
But after making the first season, he realized he’d never finish at that scale, not just because of his own bandwidth or his collaborators (his brother, as well as Beau Willimon), but also because of how much time getting each season made would take. So many shows at that scale aren’t hitting a one-per-year pace.
So yeah, Tony didn’t want the next decade of his life wrapped up in this project. Who can blame him?
And filming them in the cheapest countries, further eroding the industry at home in the US.
As someone who has seen it all—especially the infinity saga several times over, but generally not impressed by what has come since—this was pretty fun.
It felt like lower stakes, even though technically the threat was essentially world-ending, and in a nightmarish way. And there’s something to be said for a movie that makes you empathize with the least-liked character in the bunch.
You can be cynical about the acknowledgement of mental health concerns in modern life, or you can maybe see it as a progressive move that might open the MCU up to more kinds of stories. The kind of stuff we get a bit of in the TV shows, actually.
I will say, however, that the campaign billing this as the “A24 of MCU movies” was a bit of an over-sell.