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John--W

I always save pasta sauce and salsa jars just for this kind of thing. If you’re planning on keeping the grease, just wait for it to cool off close the lid and store. Otherwise just toss it in the trash.

Robin Williams, Chaotic Good.

Imagine being the driver in the KIA. You’re driving, minding your own business, then BAM! You’re catapulted into the air.

I’m hoping he flees the country. Being arrested here will amount to nothing except a lot of late night jokes.

The Matrix, like Raiders of the Lost Ark, is another movie that’s damn near perfect. All meat no filler.

I’m surprised we’ve made it this far and I haven’t seen any mention of the Wendigo in any of the fan theories.

I may be in the minority but I liked both Alien 3 and Resurrection. Aside from Weaver, 3 had a great performance by Charles S. Dutton and Resurrection had a great supporting cast too (Winona Ryder, Dan Hedaya, Ron Perlman, Michael Wincott, J.E. Freeman and Brad Dourif).

What a shock. You wouldn’t expect that from a company that’s been shelling out millions for sexual harassment lawsuits for the last decade or so.

Wow I didn’t even realize that. Since it wasn’t one of the Best Picture nominees I assumed it was one of the International films.

I finally watched RRR this weekend, and having watched both All Quiet On The Western Front and RRR, I can’t believe RRR was not awarded the Oscar for Best International Film.

The Hold My Beer State.

Damn this news sucks. He was such a great actor.

Has to be for the Opposite of Sex.

And so with Sauron defeated, the Infinity Gauntlet destroyed, the three holy talismans, the Oscar, the Screen Actors Guild award, and the Sacred Butt Plug of Antioch were reunited and Narnia was healed, with the Prophecy fulfilled the members of the Suicide Squad were released from the spell Lord Voldemort had cast

Halle Bailey looks she’s on the express elevator to super stardom.

Genius idea.

I wonder if anyone in the crowd could see her message well enough to know what she was protesting? Of if they could make out what she had scrawled on herself all they saw were BOOBS!

But that’s my point. Between those two movies they got 17 nominations and didn’t win anything. But I’m betting people just saw the names “Scorsese” and “Spielberg” and just reflexively voted for them in as many categories they could think of. If Se7en came out today, unchanged, people would vote for it now because

Se7en didn’t Oscar love because Fincher was an unknown commodity at the time, but if that exact same movie were released today, even with the Spacey stigma, it would probably sweep the Oscars because the Oscars love nominating people they’re familiar with (see The Irishman and The Fabelmans).

Okay that makes sense.