Chloë Sevigny is great

Agreed. I even miss her performance. A lot

That got her a career

On the bright side he says he would do it again because it was his dream to go to space

Yeap. They show has had odd choices. Pacing is a huge problem. B plots that add nothing to the overall character arcs or plot. The almost non existant infected is a third huge problem

I don't think it's that. I liked episode 3 but hated 7. On a season with 9 episodes, 2 were spent on side quests. To me it was an issue with pacing more than anything. I kind of enjoyed the show but I am not head over hills about it

In the criminal justice system, the people are defended by two separate but equally important groups, the police who investigate the crimes and the district attorneys who prosecute the offenders. These are their stories. Kun-kun! [imitates vacuum cleaner] I’m just a cleaning lady. Aah! A dead body. He wrapped his belt around his own neck. It looks like a classic case of autoerotic asphyxiation. Yeah, looks like everyone’s tightening their belts in this economy. [humming theme music] Last time you saw the victim, was he happy? Last time I saw this John, he was-he wasn’t a victim, if you know what I’m talkin about

I thought season 1 showed that were was something extremely meaty to work with and I was afraid it was going to get cancelled. Good thing HBO saw it too and instead of pulling the plug theybdecided on giving it a second chance

Too son. I still grieve that we didn't get season 3

How did you read the teacher? Predator or just a concerned adult?

I love that book. Allende is a master. Incredible book

I did not know this. Would love to see the data. As an ignorant myself. What is best for treating depression?

It's just not Tik Tok, IG as well. The internal redearch on IG is absolutely awful

To me the scene that wrecks me is when Helen Hunt says so matter-of-factly "Sorry, I only have 2% and not half and half which is what you like". She remembers such a mundane little detail about the type of milk he took with his coffee. That's the purest form of love. Fuck, she should just divorce

To me the little thing that breaks me is when Helen Hunt, so matter-of-factly says "I only have 2% not half and half, that that's what you like", remebering such a mundane little detail about the type of milk he used to have in his coffee. To me that's love in its purest form and breaks me every single time. She held on those little memories.

Yeah. It's projecting. At no moment had I thought that she was about to leave him. There's a lot in the movie to prove otherwise. Giving a family heirloom to someone you are about to dump? Come on. Plus, after 4 years she kept so many things from Chuck. It can't be guilt, because you can feel guilty because someone you were going to dump vanishes, but after a year you kind of forget. But holding on to the Grand Cherokee, the towels and remembering what type of milk he liked with his coffee is not something you hold on to out of guilt.

I did. I can't remember the name of anyone

Spider? In what movie? Spider Man you mean?

Funniest of all? Maverick is nominated for best adapted screenplay. I mean, the movie is fine, but best adapted screenplay fine?

But it's weird Avatar would connect with 60 year olds since it's... too "woke" for them (their words not mine).

Oh my, as huge an impact as Star Wars? Many schoolars will disagree with you. Funny enough, Avatar built on what the prequels built. Before the prequels, digital filmmaking in all digital environments was unheard off. Granted, the movies look bad and aren't well regarded but the first leap was done by George Lucas

That's what baffles me. I mean it's fine, but 2 freaking billion dollars fine?

This is my whole point. How can a movie this successful have no fandom. Many people say "because normal people went and saw it" but that doesn't explain 2 freaking billion dollars. All the highest grossing movies have fanbases, sans Titanic.

1. AVATAR
2. Avengers
3. Titanic
4. Avatar 2
5. SW The Force Awakens
6. Avengers Infinity War
7. Spider Man No Way Home
8. Jurassic World
9. The Lion King
10. The Avengers.

All those movies have fanbases except for Avatar and to some extent Titanic. 2 billion is a tough nut to crack and yet only 1-6 have achieved it

But with Endgame, you saw the memes, you heard people quoting "and I'm Iron Man". You saw a bunch of mashups from the "Avengers... Assemble" scene. You saw tributes to Tony Stark. You heard people seeing it over and over again. People would take their tshirts to see the movie. Not with Avatar. I mean, I bet at least your dad knows Captain America... or heck, at least Spider Man

Yeap. There are other threads here if you don't want to do this again. It's not mandatory for you to comment, you know