Apologies for startling you but I exit every elevator like this

I swear, The Acolyte has the weirdest ending beats of any and all Disney+ series.

I had deduced that girl's nonsense phrase was in reference to spitting. I regret seeking further context.

Not to get political but I am starting to question the NYT's editorial slant nytimes.com/2024/06/11/mag…

The Handmaid's Tale has been gone so long I would swear he was a regular in every season

#DeadpoolAndWolverine ... meh. It's a lot of fun and gets surprisingly tender at points. The third act just has very convoluted stakes, so the emotional beats don't land as well.

There's also a stylistic choice at the climax that just ... no. It's commitment to the bit, but a huge hamper on the performances.

The ubiquity of their press tour notwithstanding, I really, really enjoy how often Ryan Reynolds makes Hugh Jackman break.

Obviously some overlap, but I'd say "reboot" is comparable characters and concepts in a new continuity, "remake" is a new version of a specific continuity and "revival" is new story set in an existing continuity?

Mounted police *and* my first cybertruck in the EV tonight? Be safe NY, the vibes are off

[optometrist interrupts me] the bigger letters aren't louder

Oof, sloppiest Connections in awhile. Multiple answers and other categories that could fit.

Man, tonight feels like a milestone* in this country. *First NYC event I can comfortably wear jeans without dying

THE PENGUIN is an okay extension of a movie universe I'd basically forgotten over the last two years. More GOTHAM than THE BATMAN, they're basically just letting Colin Farrell and Cristin Milioti have a ball as flamboyant crime lords. Which works, mostly!

I re-watched The Batman *after* I'd finished The Penguin, and forgot the character is basically only in two scenes.