I often enjoy an ice cold Hamm’s Beer while snacking on a roll of Jon Hamm’s John Ham.

He’ll have to work hard to top Crow T Robot

My girlfriend and I grew a crop of Golden Teacher mushrooms during Quarantine. She had never tried hallucinogens in her life and now she talks like Mike Tyson.

Where’s my SCTV documentary, Marty?  Marty!!

Ah, well there you go. Vague memories of Boston Common.

Had no idea they turned that into a TV show!

“I hadn’t seen this very specific, New England or East Coast college setting on TV yet.”  Yeah, when will the Ivy League get a chance?

I’m going to put this here - because who WOULDN’T want to see this version?

This comments section is reminding how much I friggin’ love this movie.

...the fusion of adolescent yuks and gross-out gratuitousness operates as a sort of skeleton key to Ghostbusters’ anarchic charms.

“The HBO Max series takes place at the prestigious Essex College, an amalgamation of Ivy League universities, including Dartmouth and Yale, the respective alma maters of Kaling and her co-writer Justin Noble.”

Hey, 183 comments in one day is 183 comments in one day

HAHAHAHAHA! damn, Ridley was gotdamn brtual. He is right though. They have gotten boring. It’s the same thing over and over again. no kind of changeup. I do miss the era of creative filmmaking. now it’s all blockbuster superhero movies. it sells but it does get boring. but you got the marks that’s gonna get mad at…

Good comment. I also watched Shang Chi and enjoyed it, but am in no way yearning to see what happens to Shang next. Awkwafina was really the only memorable part for me. This is going to continue to be a problem as Disney rolls out new unknown superheroes, if they don’t build the attachment to the character then what’s…

Maybe the fact that they’re doing period pieces now means there’s finally hope for my Roman Empire-set screenplay Octavian vs. Predator.

Not to be confused with the video game Prey where an Indigenous protagonist fought aliens.

Reservoir Dogs was also famously “influenced” by City On Fire.

Alright.

Really wish your lead image had been captioned “Quentin Tarantino (left)“

1982 may be the greatest year in film