Thirty or so movies under his belt, and all the Kinjaverse can come up with is Arrested Development references.

So I guess we’ll find out which of us is right

My sole regret is that I bought the Blu-Ray, which opens with this bizarre disclaimer about how smoking is bad and you shouldn’t do it because cancer, even though everyone smoking in this movie looks so cool (they don’t). I MEAN, THANKS BUT I DON’T SMOKE AND I’M A GROWN-ASS ADULT ON THE VERGE OF MIDDLE AGE AND I DON’T…

Oh god, please give us Howardesque Harrison Ford voice-overs.

I love all things Star Wars and have absolutely zero interest in this film. I have no idea if I’m alone in this or weird for it. I just don’t feel like there’s a need for it and can only see it making me not like Han Solo.

Right. Robert Downey Jr. was very well-known (admittedly for all the wrong reasons) and he got paid less than Terrance Howard for the first Iron Man.

Chris Evans got $300K for the first Captain America film. Gal is already signed on to get only $300K for Justice League as well. But when the next round of negotiations come around for the sequels, she is going to get PAID.

“Microsoft, meanwhile, had a new Forza car racing game and...actually that’s it. The majority of its “exclusives,” the games you buy a console for because it is the only place to experience the game, are either “Microsoft” exclusive, which means they can be played on a PC as well, or they’re “timed” exclusives, like…

How many athletes and their families have to prostrate themselves at the altar of amateurism before the NCAA and their useful idiots and fans change the rules?

Wonder Women fighting all three of those villains in the sequel? That would be awesome.

I LOATHED this poster. Cluttered, impossible to scan, and the random neon lines made it look like a bad middle school picture day backdrop. Especially awful since the original Star Wars poster was so stunning.

They should have done it as a direct sequel, with Dan Akroyd being an old professor at the shady college who is hiding from his Ghostbusters past. When he sees McCarthy and McKinnon’s characters independently duplicating their old work, he mentions it to Venkman who, still being a bit of a con artist, sells them all…

I like Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman costume. It works.

“So there’s this hit movie everybody’s liking. Can we just report that?”

“Don’t be silly. We’re all about getting old white folks scared and angry. Find something they can be offended about. “

“Well, she doesn’t have star-spangled panties anymore . . . “

“Bingo. Run with that.”

I am surprised they didn’t complain about them pushing liberal agenda of Native American guy saying white people stole their freedom. Maybe that would have required watching the movie.

Also... if you haven’t seen Kon-Tiki, try and catch it.

Sam Taylor-Johnson, the director of 50 Shades, is a woman.

This came up in one of those round tables that Vanity Fair and The Hollywood Reporter do. One woman mentioned how she actually knew one of these guys and was stunned hear he went from jackshit little movie to billion-dollar tentpole. You could feel her frustration through the page as she tried to be diplomatic about…

I feel like the Russos should be on this list. They had You, me and Dupree and a whole bunch of television before they got Winter Soldier.

yea but that says more about you than the buffalo, no?