Cocaine Bear was mediocre. Tonally it was all over the place; a horror comedy is all well and good, but the “horror” bits were mostly played completely straight, as if the rest of the movie wasn’t a comedy, which made them feel really weird. I know some people dig watching people get brutally ripped apart by…

I think the only marvel thing im looking forward to is GOTG 3, because its its own seperate thing and its going to end the series, its not just coming attractions for Kang, it has nothing to do with the mutiverse.

If Marvel reads this; The movie looked like garbage with all the bad CGI. Do better next time and I’ll pay to see it. 

Save you a ticket: According to a Google search of the soundtrack, it’s almost all one band and no licensed works. But just because you made me wanna hear it:

Antman writers used love LSD.

I still haven’t seen the original animated version they made in the 80's. 

If that happened, I might actually start going to the theaters again. 

Hell, just knock 45 minutes off the runtime. a 110 minute movie has to be cheaper than a 155 minute one.

How could anything or anybody be higher than a cocaine bear? Doesn’t add up. 

Chekhov’s cocaine bear.

Why does every cocaine bear movie have the same third act?

You know this the thing that never ceases to amaze me.  If I had a well paying job drawing cartoon characters and more or less being able to write them as I'd please, I would very much keep my head down and not spout off inane nonsense that will jeopardize said job.  Yet time and again people like this just can't help…

I’m digging Zangeif’s new look. Less like a He-Man toy where you can chart out each end every tiny muscle, more like a real-world weightlifting champion.

As a Wisconsinite... these seem to all be pretty minimal complaints. I personally go to Woodmans when I need Booze, Frozen Stuff, and/or International Goods. It’s a warehouse shop, and I’m fine with that. There are other places I go in the Madison area for a nicer shopping venue, for better meat sections, or for…

That’s is exactly why they use tiles. 

Woodmans is what happened when someone said "I want a grocery store with the lowest prices *and* great selection!" while holding a monkey's paw.

I was in one a few months ago and their slogan could be “what supply chain problems?” You know how when you go tot the grocery store and you need laundry detergent/paper towels/cookies/paprika/whatever you used to have a favorite brand and size for your needs, but the last few years you often find that spot on the…

Those are funky looking carts.

Believe me when I say everything about the store’s layout and design, right down to the flooring, has a marketing purpose. I can’t tell you exactly what each purpose may be and how it’s supposed to work but ultimately the entire design is to entice you to buy more/spend more.

When did ice cream become some expensive? $10 a pint?