Oh my...that trailer was odd. Seeing as the director of this is Adam McKay of Anchorman I can't help but wonder if there was some comedic purpose intended behind it. Regardless, it didn't work haha. I'm still very excited for this film though obviously.

Well, prepare to love or hate where this show just went haha. I for one thought it was brilliantly done but I also reserve judgment for how it follows up this surprising turn.

At first glance these movies from Rogen and friends seem to be equivalent to the soulless cash grabs generated by Sandler and friends' movies. However, there seems to be a genuine infectious joy in the making of these movies that's apparent in the final products. Maybe they're simply guilty pleasure...

Mindheist wrote:Not sure where to post this but this is too unreal https://vimeo.com/146049029

that was pretty brilliant. Even if unintentional the connections and both thematic and character threads run throughout his filmography.

Looks much better than I expected so that's good.

Good. I hope he gives this another go as the showrunner but a) hires additional writers so the process isn't as rushed as it seemed to be last time and b) tries to capture tonal unity of Season 1 through a singular or lower number of directors. I for one thought Season 2 was pretty good just very in...

This was precisely what I hoped to see.

I haven't seen much of Season 2 yet but I'll always remember being surprised by the dark existentialist humor of the first season. The ending of the first episode I saw, Rick Potion No. 9, was also the moment I knew I was in for something remarkably unique A traumatized Morty burying the body of his...

Glad to see this getting the love it deserves. It's top tier comedic television.

I'm thinking they completely reinvent the film and take a more artistic angle to the material. Instead of telling the story through chronologically inversed timelines, they go the more risky route and present it as a linear narrative. I expect us to be blown away.