Adjusted for inflation it would be about $8, (which is still on the pricey side) but I guess we've also gotten more accustomed to expensive non-alcoholic beverages in this post-Starbucks world.

Snooki is a tiny sprite of a creature, while JWoww is taller and has faker breasts.

Aren't you thinking of A Raisin in the Sun?

"Stop the Planet of the Apes, I Want to Get Off!" needs to happen for real. The time has come. The Planet of the Apes films are all 20th Century Fox properties, so that should help ease the potential legal issues involved in making a musical based on an unofficial parody of a movie based on a book.

I thought that for a somewhat longer time earlier. I can easily imagine him having a non-comedic role in a dumb action movie about Hercules, just not in the same kind of role Scott Adkins would fill.

Heh heh, head.

Grampires sounds like vampires who are grandfathers. Which, to be fair, is also a stupid idea.

Armond White cares about movies which address race, it's just that he thinks that Norbit does a better job of it than 12 Years a Slave.

If they had really made the movie in live-action people running around in bee costumes, I think I would've actually seen the movie.

I guess it's about time for them to do a movie that takes place in space, then.

We live in a fragmented media world. "Stupid shows" don't appeal to the majority, they just appeal to a relatively large niche.

In principle, (since the more public you are the more your expressed opinions are actually job related) but in practice it's quite easy for random peons to get fired for any reason which isn't flagrant prejudice.

I'm Wayne Brady bitch, lol. ;-)

Adam Sandler owns his own production company though, so movies like that aren't really in direct competition for funding. It's more that Sandler has set up a self-sustaining system for giving himself and his friends more money.

Well, nobody beats the Wiz.

Replace prophetic with ominous and you've got yourself comedy gold.

My idea for another Revenge of the Nerds movie would be for it to kind of riff off the idea of the third movie but turn it on its head by having a nerd come to the school only to learn that the Tri-Lambs are full of rather extroverted and sociable people who just happen to like some superficially nerdy things and then…

Language professors are furious!

I think the example you give is less the difference between films and comic books and more the difference between live action and drawings. Animated films are just as good at covering the ridiculous as comic books, it's just that that's not what comic books generally get adapted into.

Well as of a film in theaters right now, Franco in the (apparently not very good) action movie Homefront, which isn't either of those.