I watched reruns of this when I was a little kid, and I don’t think I completely got it was supposed to be silly and funny. There’s an episode in which Catwoman straps Batgirl to a conveyer belt with a saw at one end, and I remember being VERY concerned. Of course, I probably just had a crush on Yvonne Craig. In…
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Such a shame. I know he switched to a vegetarian diet a couple years ago, and he talked about how much better it made him feel. So, I think he must have been aware he was having heart problems.
Such a shame. I know he switched to a vegetarian diet a couple years ago, and he talked about how much better it made him feel. So, I think he must have been aware he was having heart problems.
Wasn't there a Justice League movie in the works around 2006-2007-ish? I think they actually cast Armie Hammer (the Winklevosses, Lone Ranger) as Batman. I think he's even credited it as his big break, even though they never actually made the movie.
Wasn't there a Justice League movie in the works around 2006-2007-ish? I think they actually cast Armie Hammer (the Winklevosses, Lone Ranger) as Batman. I think he's even credited it as his big break, even though they never actually made the movie.
At this point the fact that he's an actor who is apparently not crazy and a halfway decent human being basically makes him a national treasure. John Travolta has recently been accused of sexual assault. Tom Cruise got weirdly judgmental about anti-depressants on national TV and conveniently discards wives and…
At this point the fact that he's an actor who is apparently not crazy and a halfway decent human being basically makes him a national treasure. John Travolta has recently been accused of sexual assault. Tom Cruise got weirdly judgmental about anti-depressants on national TV and conveniently discards wives and…
It is a surprisingly common defense of the prequels that Episode III was 'kinda OK!' and "not as terrible as the first two!" and while that's true, I still didn't like it that much.
It is a surprisingly common defense of the prequels that Episode III was 'kinda OK!' and "not as terrible as the first two!" and while that's true, I still didn't like it that much.
Have Jeff Bridges shave his head and grow a big bushy beard. Make him an evil weapons manufacturer. Problem solved.
Have Jeff Bridges shave his head and grow a big bushy beard. Make him an evil weapons manufacturer. Problem solved.
Agreed. As I recall she gets a pretty good "WHAT!?" in there too.
Agreed. As I recall she gets a pretty good "WHAT!?" in there too.
I liked the first one pretty well, but it was kind of an odd movie. While Tom Hiddleston and Anthony Hopkins were making a high-emotion Shakespearean dynastic drama ("TELL MEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!"), everyone else was making a light-hearted action comedy in the New Mexico desert (pancakes, beer, Natalie Portman giggling with…
I liked the first one pretty well, but it was kind of an odd movie. While Tom Hiddleston and Anthony Hopkins were making a high-emotion Shakespearean dynastic drama ("TELL MEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!"), everyone else was making a light-hearted action comedy in the New Mexico desert (pancakes, beer, Natalie Portman giggling with…
As I recall, up to that point he had been an active and willing participant in Jenny’s kidnapping and other nefarious deeds. But then, wait? Nazis? Oh, hell no . . . Not on my watch!
As I recall, up to that point he had been an active and willing participant in Jenny’s kidnapping and other nefarious deeds. But then, wait? Nazis? Oh, hell no . . . Not on my watch!
Yeah, I love that moment. As I recall (though I haven't seen it in ages) they stop shooting for a second and share a 'we can resolve our crap later, screw these Nazi bastards!" look before they resume firing. And I totally thought that was Paul Sorvino. I might be remembering wrong.