Agreed and after thinking about it some more I think Keaton has a little of this in his Batman movies too.

“Why is J. Jonah Jameson yelling so much about lemon grenades and moon dust?”

Keaton had this in Homecoming. He's scarier as frustrated businessman and (over)protective dad than as Vulture.

I got a Ryan Adams notification for this?

“Why’s J. Jonah Jameson being mean to that drummer? Why’s J. Jonah Jameson psychoanalyzing that serial killer? Why’s J. Jonah Jameson...raping that guy in prison?”

The scene where he puts together that Peter is Spider-Man while Peter lies about his arm injury (and the scene where Pete is on the ceiling and one blood drop comes down) is still, to me, the most tense scene in any comic book movie

I missed the Stern run, but that’s an interpretation that makes a whole lot of sense.

“Willem Dafoe, an actor whose very bone structure screams villainy, goes into pantomime overdrive as the Green Goblin”

Since it’s highly unlikely to get its own article, I’ll just mention here that the scene where J. Jonah Jameson has to keep his blood-pressure down but Miss Brant keeps trolling him with the buzzer on his intercom is perhaps the best scene in Spider-Man 3.

Most of the time it hasn’t been “shitty hitting/great pitching” though. It’s mostly been “shitty hitting/Sometimes King Felix starts”

“I heal all my DPS equally.”

I love seeing positive headlines like this on Deadspin.

I don’t disagree with any of that.

One’s mileage may vary, but I still think Tropic Thunder works very well because the blackface joke is clearly at the expense of a pretentious white actor appropriating a role that should have gone to a black person. You’re not laughing at Robert Downey Jr’s impression of a black man, but his impression of a clueless w…

Until The Middle life crisis, then it’s back to Jimmy in a vain attempt to recapture bygone youth. 

Please, Mr. Eatworld was my father. Call me James.

He’s not a kid anymore; it’s James Eatworld now, please.

I’m going to let the team that didn't do the Tomahawk Chop be the first to complain about a lack of decorum. 

I can understand completely if you don’t want to continue, but it appears as if we’re in violent agreement on the broad strokes.