Do you often buy physical copies of stuff available on Netflix? I have a grasp on how Netflix works, but given that I don't know if the license agreements mean much money for the movie distributors themselves, I've been wondering what they really get out of it lately. It would have to be either big money licenses (probably most of those are going to Disney/Marvel stuff on Netflix, everyone else is just happy to get their movie out there) or hoping someone buys the DVD/Blu Ray once they've seen it on Netflix and it;s not on there any more/they want the special features.
I have not listened to the ACE podcast for some time.
Kimmel definitely had a couple Trump digs (mostly related to Meryl Streep and Twitter) and there was that Iranian movie speech, but I didn't think it was as bad as it could have been politically. Then again, I'm on the Libertarian Left on the political compass and a Solid Liberal slightly left of center according to a Pew quiz, so maybe I just don't notice/mind as much as, say, the rest of my immediate and extended family. lol
But hey, they gave some "fun" movies love. Zootopia and Suicide Squad have Oscars and Arrival looks like a decent sci-fi flick. I'll be honest though, I have seen almost none of the nominess. Part of that was most of them never screened in Nac, and some never even came to Lufkin.
