“The Good Thief” is underrated.
“The Good Thief” is underrated.
People thought “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” was a bad title too.
Best call-back: remembering to check for poopers.
Why even wear clothes at all?
All superhero movies compress the narratives of their villains, but having “Age” in the title really points it up. More like the Afternoon of Ultron, amirite?
Check out Ruffin’s reaction to Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse right now.
Also a perfectly-placed PG-13 f-bomb.
“This is epic-- oh, he’s about to die.”
If memory serves, it was someone on SNL 35 years ago who stated that the way to fix the Oscars was “More hilarious women with enormous breasts.” Proof:
Rosa’s makeup did look softer this week, so it scans that Jocelyn had moved on to hair.
It looked like they sprung for a LOT of vintage cars though.
It was a nice touch to establish that, unlike Alara, her whole family are “black sheep” and she didn’t face any conflicts about joining the service.
A local UHF station had a habit of programming two different syndication packages back-to-back. That’s how I watched Friends and Newsradio— each night might be an ep from Season 4 followed by an ep from Season 2.
I was reading an interview with the FX artists on PASSENGERS and they were talking about the sequence where the gravity switches off while Jennifer Lawrence is swimming in the pool. They tried all kinds of realistic simulations and realized none of them would produce the image of a giant solid blob of water because…
Are you suggesting that nobody would do it in the road?
I think it was the trousers
I’ve been enjoying Jameela Jamil’s “Wide Awake” segments, and I hope the plan is to spin them off into their own show.
THE BAXTER came close to doing justice to the genre while satirizing it, by placing its lead character as the boring guy who gets left at the altar by the more exciting guy. It ended up as a pretty conventional indie rom-com, but Michelle Williams was freaking adorable in it.
I’m a year late and nobody else pointed out the in-joke of Jason Isaacs’ choice of accent in the scene where Lorca had to disguise his voice?
Chronological. The old ones are at the bottom, and the ones I just bought are at the top.