At the Academy Museum. Now watching Get on the Bus, an underseen but top-tier Spike Lee joint.

Oh, we can talk Ray Gunn now. It rocks! I was already sold on Brad Bird doing a retro future-set noir starring Sam Rockwell, Tom Waits, and Scarlett Johansson. On top of that, it’s a film contending with art, the use of AI, and race relations. Plus - jetpacks and Giacchino!

We're not all going to laugh at you. Promise!

I didn’t think I’d see a movie worse than Verity in theaters so soon, but Other Mommy…hoo boy.

Adorable.

Digg up the good stuff here.

If you wanted someone to get to know you, what horror movie would you show them? Oooh, so many options, but for now:

It’s too freakin’ hot outside, so: Time to assemble in 4DX

The fact that you can sum up the deep spiritual message in one sentence is why I feel like I've seen this story plenty of times. Again, I liked the movie, but it wasn't offering anything I hadn't already seen.

Oh man, Netflix’s Unabomber is terrible. Not the reason I watched it, but as I keep saying, using the Netflix leaderboard as any sort of metric feels like a fool’s errand for film lovers.

A long one, but worthwhile!

I’m all for guys like Michael Showalter and Paul Feig trying to stretch as filmmakers, but can we get back to having folks who really know how to direct erotic thrillers making them for theaters?

Now season 3 is really kicking into gear!