Shocking as it is to me, I can find little fault with these new definitions of old words. “All societies have three human layers. We may call ours gentry, commoners, and clients. The gentry are urbanites, cultivated and ambitious; the commoners are suburbanites, educated and independent; the clients are Marx’s proletariat and lumpenproletariat, uneducated and/or dependent.” Lately, the Left has been […]

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If it’s demonetized it has to be good. The sequel was broadcast live three days ago.

Read More A Totally Accurate History of Brexit

I always roll my eyes at people who present this argument as a way of justifying celebrating a Christian holy day, while having nothing to do with the observance of it. There is no point in debating, half educated pedants. It only annoys you and does nothing to elevate the pedant’s IQ. My standard reply […]

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I’m cooling on the show, I’m sad to say. The first three episodes, were, if not great, better than TV average. Each of the first three added an element that benefited the narrative as a whole. Together they functioned very well as an identifiable first act, with its respective inciting incidents. We meet Mando and […]

Read More Second Thoughts: The Mandalorian

It’s bizarre that I’m looking forward to seeing this, even knowing it’s going to abject piece of shit. There’s a whole, “we’re getting the band back together,” vibe among TLJ haters. I’ll give credit where it’s due, thanks to The Last Jedi, how we discuss movies has changed in America. It was the final nail […]

Read More Rise of Skywalker Predications: Open Thread

First up is Klaus. This was advertised as a Netflix Original. Which is a lie but I understand why Netflix does this. Calling it a Netflix Original sounds a lot better than, “Dumped on Netflix.” If you can’t get a distribution deal these days than your best hope is dumping your movie on Netflix. Netflix […]

Read More Cataline Recommends: Some Kid’s Christmas Shows

At the moment, Trump’s reelection looks to be a near certainty. He is a sitting president, the economy is great and there is no credible opponent up for election. The frantic throwing of last-minute hats in the ring is proof enough of the Democrat’s terror of their prospects at the polls. And winning presidents tend […]

Read More The Death of Ginsberg: A Comedy of Swampers

This first one stars Ryan Reynolds as an NPC trying out the PC life. So basically an RPG movie but with the usual roles reversed. Well we knew that variant was coming sooner or later. I hope it doesn’t suck. Please Movie gods, let them get it right this time. I think the kid is […]

Read More Monday Trailer Dump: The I Hope It Doesn’t Suck Edition

Okay, actually it’s Recliner-ridden. I’m on my feet again, I just run out of gas pretty quickly. Your prayers and concerns have been deeply appreciated. Up First: Apple is rumored to be taking the iPhone completely portless in 2021. Loyal Reader: Why should I care, Cataline? I don’t use one of those accursed things! Cataline: […]

Read More Blogs and Ends: The Bedridden Edition

The Good is that Disney won’t have too much trouble reskinning it for use as a Mandalorian ride. Which they will have little choice about doing after Star Wars 9 crashes and burns in couple of weeks. Although, reskinning it as OG Star Wars would be even less difficult. The Bad is self-evident if you’ve […]

Read More Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance Ride…The Good, The Bad and The Ugly