Saw it as the second film in a drive-in double feature, and I loved it. All I knew going in was the basic premise of the central mystery and not much else.
It’s very much one of those movies that benefits from knowing as little as possible going into it.

Maybe. It’s also possible the Epstein just had a really lovely couch that Vance was fond of…

My first thought after seeing this news was a selection of expletives describing, in detail, my dislike for Orange Hitler.
My second was..."Surely they'll sweep it for bugs and stuff, right?"
My third was remembering that this is the same Administration that communicates its war plans via Signal.

Could be worse.
I left the bengay on my bathroom counter. My daughter came into our restroom to brush her teeth…
She used the Begay and not toothpaste.
There was lots of weeping and gagging…

I just want to drop a quick line to say "thank you" for your work. I laughed myself to tears reading that last section of Absolution. I loved Lowry. I loved that book.
Again, thank you so much for that...

I read issue one last night. My honest first thought after finishing it was, “this book is great!”
I loved it, and I’m certainly on board for the duration. The writing, art, coloring, lettering… all of it was spot on. It’s a beautiful work.

Alfred.
No, really. I think there’s a really sweet, heartfelt story to be told about Alfred as he prepares “Wayne Manor” for Batman and Robin’s return home on Christmas Eve night.
Especially if it’s a 10year old Dick Grayson’s first holiday season after Bruce adopts him.

The Hunger Games