Picked up Skyrim Remastered yesterday. Primarily because of console mod support which I missed out on when the game was new due to not being a member of the PC master race.

*hobbles The Unsettling Avatar Suspects*

Ryan Murphy must be really enjoyable to work with. His stories are terrible but he seems to be able to get really good actors to stick around for multiple projects

Bloodsport was my introduction to Bolo Yeung which was worth the price of admission alone.

The best bit from his sketch comedy show was "Skinheads from Maine" with a young Stephen Colbert.

I don't know what it is about Bruce Willis - whether he really does come off as being that likeable or if he has some strange, supernatural ability to pick films with the perfect "Bruce Willis" character but I always like him in the films he's in - even the shitty ones like Hudson Hawk

So…Robot Gremlins?

Make it a Count Floyd movie and I'm in.

Maybe they need a safe space.

I'd like to point out that the version of Deapool that was adapted into the highly successful film had very little to do with Liefeld's version. He didn't become the fourth wall breaking fan favorite until Joe Kelly took over the character.

This is our punishment for Trump.

The Cure are many different genres, sometimes within the same album. A band that's been around that long with that many lineup changes isn't going to stick to one sound.

There's a bit of sexual tension between John Barrowman and anyone with a pulse

Phil Collen nods approvingly

Cage and Defoe in the same movie?

Same here. I enjoy the man's body of work - he's very good at telling certain types of stories but that doesn't mean I condone his behavior outside of his professional endeavors. Ditto for Polanski, Woody Allen, Alec Baldwin et al.

Alan Tudyk is my spirit animal

And as we all know, Pamela Anderson's judgement is impeccable.

"Hmmm…Thunder Muscle. Sounds healthy enough."

I wonder how the Indians accountant itemized 10,000 dollars for hookers and blow on the team expense report