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Very exciting news for tens of Sloan fans.

Him Tarzan, me bored.

After this, he'll be co-starring with Harrison Ford again in "Working Girl 2."

Just might be the Coens' best. Definitely among the top three.

Laying 3-to-1 she lays Mrs. President Trump.

"Who knew the sounds of Miami Connection," period?

Its working title is: "I Used to Be Stupid."

Also, have you noticed Kanye has very small hands?

In season 6, she gets to host Celebrity Apprentice.

"Rio Bravo," THE best western. "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," very hot, very cool. "Land of the Pharaohs" needed to cast John Wayne and Dean Martin as a couple of Egyptian rivals, fighting over the great pyramids of Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell with a little Angie Dickinson for good measure.

And right now Tom Hanks is saying to himself, "Damn, I hate making movies Gentle Herpes doesn't want to see."

Very excited about this, followed by the two Larry Crowne sequels.

"We got a C! We got a C!" the filmmakers shout, thanking AV Club for their best review yet!

Sam Peckinpah's one of those illustrious, incredible, legendary Hollywood directors who made one good film.

I love a film that briefly and sporadically makes lurid, campy fun out of brutal violence. Almost every film briefly and sporadically makes lurid, campy fun out of brutal violence.

So why would Wiener-Dog have a hyphen?

"Drive" ripped off "The Driver" and was viewed as something original, which it wasn't. This sounds like something original, but not necessarily something worth viewing.

Sure, there was a movie called Blood and Wine, but let's steal that title anyway and maybe nobody will notice!

It was exactly like Seinfeld, except for not being clever or popular or funny.

Living, but hasn't been in a film this century.