At this point, I don't even call it diarrhea. It's just how I poop.

Yeah... the REAR end...

I thought this might be a lot of fun if it were done right, and I'm hearing very good things about it, including from a good friend of mine. Looking forward to seeing it now.

I'm old enough to remember when it came out. I was too young to see it, and it still scared the shit out of me.

"Is it a Puma?"

Ahnuld: "IT'S NOT A PUMA!!!"

Dammit, u/shelbyqueen, just because my mom likes to get her cheeks clapped by hot young studs doesn't make her a cougar!

Stop the hate!

Until you get to Revelation and Psycho Dad is back with a vengeance...

2020 Part 4: The Revenge

This time, it's personal.

So true. It's so self-indulgent, which is ironic because it's trying to expose the self-indulgence of Old Hollywood.

I liked all three of those movies, so I can't really agree with you on that one. A lot of people do hate California, specifically Hollywood. It doesn't bother me, personally, though.

I did, however, dislike Babylon, so there's that.

You don't know where that's been.

What's taters, precious?

Give it to us raw and wiggling!

Does it count if I just stay home and get drunk?

Yes. Clearly, he shaved his buttocks.

Omg! He's a woman???

"unshaved" *in the face

But he was also the kind of teacher

That's what it sounds like to me.

I think you nailed it. I love the overarching story of The Matrix trilogy (that new one doesn't count). The same is true of the prequels for me.

I liked The Matrix Reloaded and The Matrix Revolutions, even though I understand why most other people don't. To me, they took the story to a logical conclusion.

Suicide Squad (2016) was panned to hell and back by critics, and even though few would admit it now, most liked it at the time, as evidenced by the good audience scores and its long legs at the box office (it made $750 million without China and was number 1 for three weeks in a row). However, I still think it was a fun film. I even liked Jared Leto's Joker. I found him to be creepy, hilarious and fascinating.

The same is even more true for one of my favorites, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Now, let me preface this by saying that I greatly prefer the Ultimate Edition here. The studio forced him to butcher the theatrical release, but even then, I still loved the film, despite its flaws. The Ultimate Edition fixed those flaws and then some for me, but the biggest reason I love this movie is that it gave me my three favorite heroes on the big screen for the first time. It made me feel like a little kid again, and I will forever be grateful to Zack Snyder for that. All the "Martha" jokes in the world cannot budge me on this one bit.

Guillermo specializes at that. His films are always beautiful and wondrous.

It can't be worse than the Disney remake, and it will likely be a lot better. The Disney remake missed the point of the original entirely. Pinocchio wasn't even bad in that film. He was just naive. It felt like Robert Zemeckis turned him into Forrest Gump.