Oliver Stone's "W.H.T.," in wide-wide-widescreen format.
Oliver Stone's "W.H.T.," in wide-wide-widescreen format.
Lame, Actually.
Is Mark Cuban in this?
Looking forward to her next series, Jennifer Jerks Off The World.
This show is still ON?
"Princess Diana, Vampire Hunter" will be out soon.
Wait till you see the sequel with Angela Lansbury, Maureen O'Hara, Joan Fontaine and Shirley Temple.
Blooper showing Princess Leia in the distant future, doing 2012 Weight Watchers commercials, IS pretty funny.
Now HERE is the movie of the year. Butlers, slaves, Bullock & Clooney lost in space, Hanks & Redford lost at sea, blah blah blah. Catching freaking Fire, can't wait.
This show's on life support. Notify the Obamacare website.
The Badlist: (1.) The Blacklist, NBC.
I sure hope Emile will do Belushi doing Bruce Jenner doing his Olympic training on doughnuts.
Edward Norton definitely should come back to host in 2026. (No sooner.)
Next week, Holmes solves the mystery of why Watson's skirts get shorter and shorter.
CBS is also planning to reboot The Mary Tyler Moore Show. It's going to star a young unknown actress as Mary Richards, but still be called The Mary Tyler Moore Show.
Riggle as Gil Thorp, comic-strip football coach. It's a can't-miss hit.
Pocus was good. Pretty much hated Hocus.
Plus, the scene so many women in the audience must love, when Stroker strips an unconscious Pembrook down to her underwear, then thinks hard about having sex with her but resists. What a sweet love story Stroker Ace was.
Hooper's a hoot. Always good to see a movie with a Terry Bradshaw fight scene.
"McQ" was the movie that gave us John Wayne driving a green Firebird. "Cannonball Run" was the movie that gave us Dean Martin driving a red Ferrari. I like how Hal Needham got those "Rio Bravo" legends down from their horses.