Don’t you love it when the entire first episode of a true crime series is devoted to moody establishing shots and interviews with people saying how bad that thing was? Who needs to know what the show is even about?

Great list!

I can't remember the name of the show, but it was a medical show where it turned out it was all in the imagination of a kid (I think Saint Elsewhere was the name, but not sure).

Anyway, there were a ton of cameos on that show, which means that these shows would then also be part of this kids imagination, and the shows had other cameos making the ripple effect go so far.

It wasn't funny and it was 30 minutes too long. JLD and Duchoveny hammered their one joke into the ground, Long and London's character had no personality, Hills character was incredibly unlikable (finance bro, but he quits his stable job so he can create a podcast about the culture), Rhea Perlman barely had a line.

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"Defending Your Life" with Albert Brooks & Meryl Streep is very similar, but there's actually a trial.

They pull up snippets from his life (mostly him screwing up) and also snippets from past lives.

The Witcher was a mess, but Cavill is legendary and it had some good elements.

If they could have condensed it into a cohesive narrative, it could have been easier to get attached to. And it would have been nice to focus more of the budget on fewer monsters so they looked better.

Oh well I guess since a white guy and a black guy wrote the film together all is well!

Here we go... And a relationship that was born in that period would have lasted and would not self destruct?

I think its fair to say that its an open question if she was cheating on him, given his lack of availability in the relationship.

I didnt like Tom Hanks character at the cross roads choosing to follow the girl down the road to her house towards the happy ending. It wrapped up too cleanly, would have preferred to seen it more true to life with the guy devastated that he had no friends, no life, no prospects, no direction, sitting alone by himself on another kind of island.

I think Terminator and the Matrix go hand in hand.

Not exactly to my knowledge but there is a movie called Defending your life that deals with this issue just not with a movie theater as I recall. Edit removed the BBC typo from my answer.

It was good and funny. Tough crowd here maybe some felt offended by the movie..

I’m not even going to read that wall of self-serving text.

Avatar.

The setting is in Los Angeles, and this is a US wide poll:

https://news.gallup.com/poll/354638/approval-interracial-marriage-new-high.aspx

So how come it's a "bold move that would get someone killed" to date a black woman as a white dude??

The bias being not wanting wanting lazily written caricatures based on negative stereotypes of Jewish people. Sure, bias.

Sounds a little like Disney Pixar’s: Soul

It was pretty funny though, the amount of typos.

This is fun! Let's compare disney princesses and famous monster trucks next./s Seriously how high were you?

Did you feel like there were too many boring moments?

Scooby Doo (2002)

also thanks for this, I think some people need to read this article. I personally thought it was lower, it obviously is even higher than 94% in Los Angeles (setting of the movie) yet people call me naive

Wanted the comic book, not the movie and John Wick are in the same universe.

In the comic Wanted it is about a world where the Villain's defeated all the super heroes and then relatively normal life continued.

> balls-to-the-wall insanity.

With a description like that I kinda can’t wait now

don't expect much...it's very poorly written.