If he let go of the hammer and it immediately went off, then he didn’t actually cock the gun.
If he let go of the hammer and it immediately went off, then he didn’t actually cock the gun.
That’s the budget of the last Avengers movie with enough left over to produce several modestly budgeted horror movies.
Cherry picking. I could post a dozen scenes from both generations as examples of my point. Tribbles. Really?
The new Star Trek has characters who act like children, ruled by emotions, constantly throwing stupid quips, not addressing issues like professional members of a Federation.
Calling it now. Sam Rockwell as Bob Weir.
I’d rather have a Hanukkah Witch. Instead of lighting one candle on a menorah per day, she sets one child on fire.
Naw, it’s rich people’s math. She leveraged a million dollars. Poor people don’t have a million dollars.
Tom is even playing second fiddle to Bill Shatner who’s going up next week with Bezosbub. At least higher than Tom has ever flown for now.
Arguably, Minaj’s cultural relevance is slipping, as both Cardi B. and Megan Thee Stallion have filled the space she once occupied so handily,
Norm Macdonald was like second hand pot smoke. It doesn’t hit you at first, but when it permeates the air for awhile, everybody’s laughing non-stop. And Norm would probably make a joke of it: “Now that pot is legal in California, parents will have a new way to keep their baby happy.” RIP Norm.
I will never forget Sonny Chiba’s unique chi power up by sounding like he’s going to cough up a big ball of phlegm. RIP Street Fighter.
I don’t know how much retconning and rejigging DC have done, but originally, Alan Scott’s GL was entirely unrelated to the Green Lantern Corps (which is where the oath comes from, and which I assume will be the source of Diggle’s ring).
I think the best ending of all these societal dystopian movies is in Children Of Men. I know it was an adaptation of a novel, but it makes me wish Alphonso Cuaron created a comic series of his screenplay beforehand.
The trailer for Ridley Scott’s forthcoming historical epic features a lot of clanking armor, accusations, and not to mention a good ol’ yell from Adam Driver. Over the course of 2 minutes, with grand imagery bolstered by a strong cast, a crime committed against a woman becomes the framework for a conflict between two…