Yep. The fact that he’s a “brittle, sulky non-presence. He’s unpleasant company.” doesn’t make for an enjoyable watch but he is turning into the galaxy’s most evil cyborg after all.

OK, I’m just now getting this guy’s schtick. He’s an evil Hitlerian figure who takes over the body of Dr Emilio Lizardo.

Yep. That is not the real Doc. Note:

Nope. Eurovision and The Guest are 2 movies.

Ugh. Well. Here it comes...

Since the beginning of time mankind has yearned to destroy the sun.

It would have been nice if Ace, who we know is a cool guy and a goddamn sex machine, had figured it out and then just sort of been “hell yeah” and high-fived himself or something.

I feel ya. I always dread that little notifications thing.

So good! I don’t know what it is about that shade of purple they use in Infinity War but it gets my eyes all happy.

Throw in a time travelling pie and you’ve got a deal!

“who really even thinks about this movie since 1992"

Fantastic point. Is that how you form all of your arguments?

“I really loathe the trend of attempting to read modern political morality into older movies.”

I think that’s bit rough. It’s an opinion piece by someone who’s life was directly and negatively affected by this film.

Goddamn! The Simpsons did it again! They must have a crystal ball or something.

It doesn’t. You are reading the tweets as if the people writing them really mean them. It’s all just a big joke for us to enjoy. People take up contradictory positions for comedic effect. It’s a sort of long form improv.

Best thing I’ve read on here in a while. Bravo, Sam!

It doesn’t say why he was let go. Why did Eisner want to get rid of him?

Salma Hayek’s Breasts: “You owe me big time!”

If they were both still alive (RIP Eddie) then Little & Large could have been a good choice. For the 80s BBC cartoon version of this show, anyway.