Being sad that black people are in movies isn’t oppression

I saw these on the Canadian version of The Price is Right

They come from clams, like pearls

No, but former president John Kennedy will. He never finished his term as president and will be president by default when Trump is deposed.

Hey look, he’s wearing a mask after throwing a tantrum about not wanting to wear one during the pandemic

When I was a young child, I once had a nightmare my babysitter was frying my stuffed toys

In theory, I guess they could. The therapist is supposed to be neutral and not judge them for the adultery

You forgot upset stomach

I can’t be bothered even when it’s the expected time to do so

I actually saw a family arguing about this today. The mother was like “we can sit anywhere, don’t you wanna sit down here in the front” and the daughter was like “no, I don’t want to crane my neck”. I was mildly annoyed because there was assigned seating and therefore the mother was encouraging rule breaking, but I minded my own business and didn’t say anything

Another thing that’s bad about theaters is you can’t pause the movie. If you desperately need a bathroom break, you miss part of the movie

Hoppers is a wild movie

They choose based on what will make money. People keep complaining that they have the nerve to produce what people will most likely pay to see. If the majority of the audience really didn’t want franchises, they’d stop paying to see them

Marvel Cinematic Universe

Star Trek

I only drank underage once at my graduation party

Who controls which movies make money? The audience does.

And they’re right. People are more willing to pay for things they’re familiar with. People keep blaming movie studios for doing what People clearly want.

Try MovieInsider, it has a good list of all upcoming movies

I still watch every Star Wars thing that comes out but I’m less emotionally invested than I used to be

I agree