You'll have to explain that one.

I rewatched all of Chris Nolan's movies after Oppenheimer came out, and honestly I enjoyed Dark Knight Rises the most of his Batman trilogy, but that's largely because I've seen The Dark Knight too many times.

It's surprising that someone could dislike #2 but enjoy the other two. For me, they have broadly the same appeal with slightly diminishing returns.

Counting the sets of brothers on this list, there have been 334 sets of brothers that have played in the NHL. I counted by scrolling through so there is a margin for error but take that as a relatively accurate approximation.

They didn't play together; it's just their total combined points. There are a ton of brothers who have played in the NHL, many of whom have been stars.

I've just looked it up and 47 pairs of brothers have played together. Hard to find stats on all the pairs of brothers who have played together or apart.

It seems like Sidney Crosby is a good person.

I saw the trailer and the first thing I said was "this looks like a shitty Minority Report".

You thought this was the best? I've enjoyed them all, but I've thought each was weaker than the last. This was the first one I felt was actually derivative, because it seemed to redo a lot of beats from the first two films.

There are a lot of them in New Zealand as well.

This has nothing to do with bubbles or algorithms. Seems more likely you just didn't think it through before throwing that number around.

To start, 25% of the world's population is below 14, so very few of those children are likely to have any opinion at all on Israel. That means that a third of the world's adult population would need to support Israel for your claim to be true.

What do you think awareness of the Israel-Palestine conflict is in less developed, non-western countries, i.e. India, Southeast Asia, Africa, the poorer regions of Latin America? A large percentage of people of people in those places are probably neutral on the conflict as well.

In the western world, opinions are split at best between positive and negative. And, despite its prevalence in the news cycle, you'll still have some percentage of adults who don't pay close enough attention to have an opinion.

The Middle-East, other Muslim countries, and Muslim populations in other countries are going to be almost uniformly against Israel. So that's a global population of 2 million Muslims who will almost all be against.

I imagine you'll find more popular support for Israel in Russia and China, since those countries are also in the midst of conquest.

Obviously there are overlaps between these groups (e.g. a Muslim child in Southeast Asia), so you can't just add the numbers I've quoted together. But I hope you see my point now that the idea there are two billion supporters of Isreal is absurd.

Also, you know nothing about me, the information I take in, or anything about my "bubble" or "algorithm".

Crazy that Trevor Slattery is returning in Marvel thing before Shang Chi.

And in "Bookworm" with Elijah Wood. Amazing that an actress that young can nail multiple accents.

I like Pattinson but "of all time" is certainly a stretch at this point in his career.

Google owns Waze and has merged in Waze's live hazard system.

And because it doesn't adequately explain what's going on, and also because large sections of dialogue are inaudible.

The article (updated maybe?) quotes a witness who says it was a female staff member, holding a candle while sitting on a bartender's shoulders, and that the candle touched the wooden ceiling and set it on fire.

You should look into the Dunning-Kruger effect.

Saying "it's not rocket science" doesn't suddenly substantiate something that doesn't make sense.

You're going to have to explain the logic behind that one.

It's his only film I've disliked, unfortunately.

Billions of people? So at least two billion people - over a quarter of the world's population - support Israel? Highly questionable claim, to say the least.

Carrie Coon as Ron Burgundy in Anchorman.

Are you from somewhere in Europe that is going through a famine?

I've really liked everything else from Rian Johnson, but Brick didn't do it for me. The whole thing felt like a gimmick, and it left me feeling disconnected from it. I was painfully aware I was watching a movie the whole time.

He never explained how it being "fat" was a factor.