He's already made a Bad Lieutenant reboot, might as well keep the unhinged officer roles coming.

I'm sure they're mostly synonymous, but is there any reason to use "covetable" instead of "coveted"? Just an aesthetic choice? I feel like I hardly ever see the former.

I can't speak for the rest of the lineup, but I've caught Banshee on Amazon Prime and it's so ridiculous and so great.

This is basically "Who's More Grizzled?", yeah?

No one likes the Pennsylvania Turnpike!

I feel like there'd be a niche market for posters of Jake Busey in schools and Denist offices about the dangers of maybe brushing your teeth a little too much.

LINKS TO YOUR BRAIN THOUGHTS

I thought he was a pretty reasonable high school student. He wasn't a total jerk to Nancy, when others might have been; he picked on Jonathan for being weird but, I mean, Jonathan was really damn weird; he stood up to his own awful friends.

That's been a bit of a late development to Statham's career though, right? He was amusing enough in the early Guy Ritchie movies, and is a significantly better actor than Butler, but his turn in Spy and commercials and such has been after a decade or so of dumb action movies.

Yeah it could only really have a shot at being a novel, but the beauty of montage allows a present-day Sean Penn scene to be intercut with something from 50's Texas, much in the way memory actually affects and overwhelms us. In a different type of medium that instant transportation either wouldn't work because it…

That's basically who Cobb is in Raising Arizona. Maybe a little more verbally understated.

I believe you're thinking of Boo! A Madea Halloween.

To be fair, he had just watched The Fighter.

At least for me, Block & Tackle is incredibly welcome. I think there's a not insignificant population in the middle of the Pop Culture / Sports venn diagram, and frankly, it can be hard to find amusing sports coverage. Obviously Block & Tackle doesn't offer what i'd call strong sports analysis, but it's a nice…

It's been awhile since I've seen it, but do we know how organically they've re-met the previous times? I feel like the concept in this is essentially a time-travel one, going back and starting over. If you extend that analogy a bit, new information and a slightly different starting point can sometimes have…

Also, I like his voice cause it's the only thing I can reasonably approximate while singing in the car or at karaoke.

A lot of the stuff on Holiday is straight up fun pop rock. Strange Powers, Swinging London, Deep Sea Diving Suit…

Here comes George, IN CONTROL.

Dude dodges lawsuit like he does meaningful roles!

I dunno, he's just so damn forgettable. Even with the famous last name he's easily the less famous Affleck, and his biggest movies - outside of bit parts in the Ocean's - are artsy or Oscar bait. The backlash towards him I feel already peaked.