also: are they keeping Merida's name for the Spanish and Italian versions? That seems like it might be a problem, I dunno

Well this was a letdown. It's more disappointing for me than the Cars movies, since those were clearly nothing more than an automobile fetishist jerking off and selling a bunch of merchandise in the process. This was obviously supposed to be a more ambitious, heartfelt thing, but it's ultimately just Pixar picking up…

Well this was a letdown. It's more disappointing for me than the Cars movies, since those were clearly nothing more than an automobile fetishist jerking off and selling a bunch of merchandise in the process. This was obviously supposed to be a more ambitious, heartfelt thing, but it's ultimately just Pixar picking up…

Paul Green, Mike Flyer, Robert Polar, Thomas Close Jr., Dr. Henry Atlas

Paul Green, Mike Flyer, Robert Polar, Thomas Close Jr., Dr. Henry Atlas

something from Community

something from Community

no

no

that's "Brother from the Same Planet," "Brother from Another Series" was when they introduced Cecil

that's "Brother from the Same Planet," "Brother from Another Series" was when they introduced Cecil

I know I'm supposed to cut something, but what? And where?

I know I'm supposed to cut something, but what? And where?

I actually remember this episode being kind of a big deal at the time, my dad came up to me a few days before it aired and said  "hey, the newspaper says Homer's going to have a heart attack this week, and they're gonna show it from the inside"

I actually remember this episode being kind of a big deal at the time, my dad came up to me a few days before it aired and said  "hey, the newspaper says Homer's going to have a heart attack this week, and they're gonna show it from the inside"

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40 cents
YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR

there's a bit in Bamboozled (released in 2000) where the plot (such as it is) stops dead for about five minutes so Mooney can do a standup performance, and at one point he busts out a variant of the line McGee quoted — "everybody wants to be black, but nobody wants to be black"

there's a bit in Bamboozled (released in 2000) where the plot (such as it is) stops dead for about five minutes so Mooney can do a standup performance, and at one point he busts out a variant of the line McGee quoted — "everybody wants to be black, but nobody wants to be black"

there have actually been a good number of Malick sightings from the two shoots he's been doing with Christian Bale, the top pic on this page (admittedly not a good view of Malick himself, but that's him second from left poking out from behind the camera) is pretty boss