And that’s totally okay, not everyone has to see everything to have a valid life experience.

I’d say avatar had such a massive cultural influence, that it created a hype that couldn’t be lived up to.

When I saw the rerelease of avatar in 3d, I was blown away by how it was easily still the best looking 3D movie ever made. The second was one was even better. The third was very inconsistent.

And it’s not because avatar wasn’t relevant, it’s because 26 years later the only person who is making good 3D content is James Cameron. 3D TVs were too expensive. Jurassic Park & Phantom Menace in 3D was utter crap. And not enough people will pay the premium to see Minions Rise of Gru in 3D.

As good as that song is, I love the dance techno version from the early 00’s even more.

It took me a hot second to remember what was the first thing in their kneel to Trump. Crazy how many things have happened since then.

I often wonder if Taylor Tomlinson choose to end her show because she saw the iceberg coming, and then CBS sailed right into it.

Absolutely agree. I also believe that there are a lot of uninformed people who need to see that kind of information, which is what infuriates me.

60 minutes reaches a large audience. Think of all the Americans who hear about a story that starts immediately after football (except on the west coast).

Completely agree.
I only watched the last temptation of Christ because of the moral panic and have zero regrets.

I didn’t even think it was a bombshell report?

Don’t get me wrong, it’s important to watch, we as Americans need to hear and see these kinds of things.

But CECOT being a shitty torture facility? We sent people who did nothing wrong there? Thats already known. Trying to censor this is stupid.

Such a classic.

I may be foolish for saying this, but I think the insurance companies will do the math and realize that there is more cost savings in getting people to get their vaccinations.