I  worked a Jason Bonham concert last year and he did something similar, using video instead of a hologram. The video cut back and forth between John Bonham playing, and old home movies where he looked on proudly at a very young Jason Bonham's antics. It was a nice tribute. Is this really such a bad idea?

"If God is good, why does he allow Kirk Cameron to exist?"

He does, but it's tiring to always have to explain his antics to the Commissioner!

"It will still, however, justify Jeff Bridges calling out Ryan Reynolds for being a real hotshot…" He wouldn't have to if Reynolds character wasn't a loose cannon cop in a world he never made!

I hope it's Skyler. I've wanted that bitch to get it since the first season.

Tsarnaev's cover photo certainly is reminiscent of Morrison's pose on that cover. Take off his shirt and frame it a little wider and you'd have an almost exact match.

"A nickel!"

Hey, you! Hold back the water.

Yes, but it has Miss Tessmacher's bare boobs in it, so there's that.

I certainly hope someone got fired over that mistake!

If Vonnegut were alive he'd be rolling over in his grave over Del Toro using the phrase "Catch-22" to describe the situation surrounding Slaughterhouse 5. Vonnegut thought Heller smelled like poo.

Chucky is a doll, and a doll is like a butterfly - and nobody suspects the butterfly!

List of better serial killer names:
Headzo
The Denogginizor
Son of Dad

That would be the class to take, For the greater good. The greater good.

So Franco is the real world version of a smurf?

I bet this reviewer squats to pee. (Relax people, it's a line from the movie, not a true insult.)

There's a new daddy in town,
He's a discipline daddy
and he'll spank your behind

You probably wouldn't want to make it your "safe word."

Jim Kelly had his clothes specially made (A unique mixture of 70% Cotton and 40% Rayon) which allowed him to give 110% whenever he filmed a fight scene.

Another classic of the film makers art, Green Acres, used to have fun with the text on screen. Lisa Douglas would often enter the scene where the credits were rolling, and point them out to other characters, who would then goggle in wonder at them. Skewed perspective was also often used on the show. Is this where…