You're wrong.

Why didn't you put off GOT and just watch the game?

They'll probably be interested in "Secret Life of Pets" before that.

It's like they always say - Cleveland has it way too easy!

If you couldn't watch that last game and see that it was fantastic battle between two incredible teams, then I don't know what to tell you.

I appreciated that they didn't Dreamworks it and just make it a "Hey! Remember this from the first movie!? Eh? Eh? (nudge nudge nudge) (wink wink)" They doled out the callbacks pretty well and threw in some good new characters like the Octopus and McNulty and Stringer as sea lions.

It's like five shows in Jennifer Love Hewitt years.

You really don't. It bears very little resemblance to the movie. But it's a quick read, so if you must, you won't waste much time.

I'd say see the first "Cars." It's not horrible, just nothing great. Don't bother seeing "Cars 2." They only made that to sell more merchandise.

"Cars 3" can eat my ass and I'm really not sure about "Toy Story 4," since they're batting 1000 with everything involved with that series. "The Incredibles 2" - I'd say that's probably the only sequel in the Pixar canon that's deserved and wanted.

As far summer songs go, it's perfectly suitable.

Which is why I've always found his work with Gnarls Barkley and Gorillaz pretty great. There's a few usual, slow, trippy songs, but the stuff where he just ramps up the bass drums and tempo are phenomenal.

Yea, you can tell by that Corden "Carpool karaoke" that Klinghoffer is both literally and figuratively there for the ride. Also, there's no way Frusciante would have agreed to doing something like if he were still in the band.

My main problems with it is it's way too long and the lack of Flea is troubling.

Oh, I totally would. Though Petty has always been on a different plane than the Chili Peppers.

Can confirm there is indeed a high school musical version of "High School Musical." It's pretty amusing, if the cast is good.

It still blows my mind Gunn was the same guy that did "Super" a few years ago. What a weird, dark "hero" movie.

As someone who's not over the moon about Marvel movies, I disagree. Stuff like "Guardians" and I'd say the first "Iron Man" and "The Avengers" are distinctive enough to be memorable. They all follow a formula, but they have different textures and beats to them to be their own thing. The bad ones, though, I can…

Hold on there, pal! I made mix CDs and I put at least 2 to 3 hours making sure the tracks fit together tonally and segued well into each other.

Just the goofiness of Chris Pratt jamming along to the song and pointing up in the air to a huge "GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY" logo brought me so much joy.