You can't get through a single comment section without taking a shot at Best Western's baked goods. Well, I'm tired of it!

According to my analysis, "stride mother" is what happens to "step mother" after it's run through a translator from English to something else and then back into English again. That will be seventy five thousand dollars please.

Someday I'll watch this show, and learn its secrets, and never die even though I'm extremely lame.

Or when they announced green shallots as the appetizer!

What, is she sad she has too much money to actually spend it all on weed because there's not that much weed?

No, I wouldn't do that if I were you.

I thought it was decent. It's not a very thoughtful movie but it's Australia stretched out across American pop culture like a skein, for better or worse. I agree completely with the point-by-point comparison in the article, because that part's hard to miss.

No.

Someday you'll learn what a vagina does.

http://youtu.be/75oun5gvDAU…

I don't know, "it seemed absurd that the gang would believe for a sec…" is the model for most episodes of the show.

Fallout 4 turned out pretty stellar. So did Skyrim. Classics seem to be over-represented on these lists.

Matched only by the long-running Avatar film series, because everything is ephemeral.

Don't you have an aggressively misogynist comment history though

A reboot implies by its very nature that the source material was flawed enough to justify nuking it and starting over from scratch

Exactly right. By the way, are you going to see Iron Man 6 next year?

He can also make a boring one, though.

If Man of Steel had been half as cheesy as the latest Batman v. Superman trailer, I'd be a reborn Zack Snyder fan, and call myself "Street Snyder II".

I'm kind of interested to see McKinnon play what looks like a rough equivalent to Harold Ramis Character Type One. I don't know that I've ever seen her do that kind of character. Barbara DeDrew, I guess.

I always wondered. Nothing about the campaign for this movie appealed to me, people made it sound like I was missing out on an immortal classic of the cinematic age, and yet this article is the first time I've seen or heard it brought up in years.