It's kinda breathtaking to realize that you are not smart enough to get something. Kinda takes the weight off. Just right off the bat, confronted with a title, I must admit defeat because I can't even spell Synecdoche, New York even though I just did.
Why did I think this movie was directed by Robert Rodriguez? Did he have something to do with it and I'm blanking out. I seriously thought this was the missing piece of the Rodriguez oeuvre that would tie everything together for me. As it stands, it did not tie anything together.
Man, where do loyalties lie, amiright? I mean, who can you trust when people have been stabbed in the streets and kidnapped in hotels? Maybe you stick with your baby daddy when he takes you for the home visit? This episode of Westeros Party Ponies shows everyone where they lie while the secrets keep coming.
How many movies are there about good police officers? Just regular people that just so happen to get involved in a story. I can think of just one: Only the Lonely starring John Candy that's a romantic comedy wherein Candy happens to be a Chicago police officer, a regular beat cop. Every other movie is about a crazy cop that doesn't play by the rules. Bad Lieutenant is the concentrate version of that police officer.
King's are made and broken and we learn that power is super fluid.
The bad ladies of accapella are back and we all understand how it is to be embarrassed, right?
You know if you like this or not so just go watch it.
When you can't get Jack the Ripper, get this guy.
The ballet ain't never been more crazy. But as long as you're talented, it's a thell of a good time.
Ned's bumbles, Jon meets Sam, Dany beats some asshole, and Catelyn and Tyrion meet up!
RIP Jerry, Johnny, and Francis.
Walking in the woods has never been so no. But yes, see it.
When you want to retell a classic story, make the villain the good guy and prove the hero was always a jerk.
Because Marvel! But it's also a super good movie with a complex bit of messages that snore Shit blows up real good.
When you can live forever by switching bodies, just sex and kill everything as much as you can. I think that's the point.
I don't have a lot to say when they're this good.
A terrific memoir that tells the story of the last ninety years through one man's eye.
The American Dream as interpretted by the guy with the gun.
The world is rotten but at least Ned's off that damn horse, right?
When life gives you lemons, refinance your Malibu house.