Jordan Greenhut

If Queen's gambit can get you to care about chess. Then this film will have you caring about an octopus. I was rooting for her the entire time. I want an octopus friend too. The lead was mature and caring. His one flaw, giving the octopus food when it was hurt, is easily overlooked by his love and understanding for the natural world.

This is one of the worst movies I've ever seen. Not only, is it painfully unrealistic. The centrist, dog shit message made me want to vomit.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Tyler Alvarez and Jimmy Tatro made this show. This show is not only fucking hilarious, but it is a brilliant "coming of age" story for Dylan Maxwell that left me heartbroken and yearning for more. I was never as cool as Dylan Maxwell, but I remember feeling just as unprepared, lost, and unloved at the end of my senior year.

Amid life's challenges, the movie based on a true story, The Velocipastor, is a powerful reminder that in life's storms, true hope can be found because God is available to us. When I was young, I was diagnosed with chronic depression. But, I feel like I have been given a second chance now. I cannot stress enough how joyful and happy this movie makes me, its message is abundantly clear to me and what God wants me to do as I continue to grow in faith and his Word. This is a must-see for a Christian! Every time I watch this movie, it gets better. And I'm not afraid to admit that every time I watch this movie, I cry because of all the characters courage. The acting in the movie was very good, the Velocipastor stood up for his faith and gave evidence to the world of God's existence.

Matt Walsh is a self-identified theocratic fascist who didn't go to college. First off, the last scene with his wife is the cringiest thing I've ever seen. I hope they look back at it one day and cringe as hard as I am cringing right now. Anyway, I expected this to be the worst documentary I've ever seen and this is the worst documentary I've ever seen. The main idea of the movie is he thinks his question "What is a woman?" is some sort of gotcha. When he's not pushing this question, he's forcing anecdotal evidence and strawman arguments. He complains no one is able to answer this question, but you watch him almost fall asleep when someone tries to and he cuts the explanation short so the audience can't hear it either. If I had trouble understanding something, I wouldn't disrespect the person trying to explain it - unless, I had poor intentions (chasing confirmation bias). If you won't sit down to listen, don't stand up to talk.

Amid life's challenges, the movie based on a true story, Samurai Cop, is a powerful reminder that in life's storms, true hope can be found because God is available to us.

Eh. The new season has a few funny jokes per episode. The show is pretty funny, as I've aged I've grown to prefer American Dad over Family Guy. The funniest jokes of the new season are the constant gay jokes directed towards Peter. Some of the jokes are so stupid that I can only imagine that they were written to appease a younger audience. Some of the jokes are very stupid and they require adult knowledge, so there is no excuse. However, half the jokes on every family guy episode are incredibly dim witted so this is nothing new.

Cringe fest with Kachow and J-Lo. Get your friends and some drinks for this one