On a sick day last winter I tuned into the show as I was flipping though channels, which I hadn't seen since my kids were little. It was a totally different show - and not in a good way. Of course everyone romanticizes their childhood memories, but back then the show had a quiet undertone of realism and maturity…

He was basically the opposite of villainous.

He may be sentenced to either 4 years in prison or to watch the Super-Deluxe-Double-Extended-Supreme version of all 3 films in succession for a straight month.

You can skip Rocky V (I have yet to make it all the way through, despite innumerable chances on Spike and elsewhere), but don't miss Rocky Balboa. It's good.

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Canon-fodder?

See - even in Kenner's version of the Cantina, Han shot first.

It's pretty obvious Keanu is just doing this to make up for the pain of missing out on the pulse-pounding action of "Speed 2".

Well that didn't take long.

My interest level went from "meh" to "nope" once I saw that I'd have to subscribe to yet another streaming channel to watch it.

Oops, so it is. Not sure how I missed that - sorry.

You can also see a brief out-of-focus shot of the girl (or one very similarly dressed) walking slowly towards the front of the car as they talk at the end of the clip.

Salem's Lot (w/David Soul). Hands down.

I'm not exactly sure that listening to movie critics on the same payroll argue back and forth about their opinions is quite as entertaining as AVClub thinks it is.

>>All the while, I felt her losing interest in it.

Despite the fact that a made-for-TV miniseries sounded like a loser from the get-go, I loved the novel and had enough memories of the TV adaptation of Salem's Lot (still scary as hell!) to hold out hope. But unfortunately I could barely even could maintain my interest in the thing. Steven Weber wasn't awful but he…

I loved MBV (the Canadian '81 version).

No that scene - or some version of it - is burned into my memory, too. As is the scene where his wife is forced to endure an electrified cage floor as "96 Tears" plays. There are a few effective (if over-the-top) scenes in it, but they're hidden inside an awful lot of crap.

Didn't they get "good" vs. "bad" Superman in Superman III because he had kryptonite made out of nicotine or some shit like that? It's hard to remember now, it was such a hot mess of a movie (outside of the Superman junkyard fight and Annette O'Toole's tits).