Weirdly enough Roald Dahl's Revolting Rhymes would probably be my answer to this question. Also, best Roald Dahl adaptation? I really never liked that one. I'd probably go with Willy Wonka. Great at the time, and it certainly isn't showing ANY SIGNS OF SLOWING.

Sadly, it'll probably do pretty well. Remember that a lot of America isn't like The A.V. Club.

Oh, wow, I completely forgot about that scene. To be honest, not knowing about her pregnancy, I did kind of think they did that to her when I first saw it.

Because if people don't know Mancy is straight, then what do they know, dammit!? Everything they already knew?

UNBREAKABLE! THEY ALIVE, DAMMIT!
IT'S A MIRACLE!

Did anyone point of how "Lucy In the Sky With Diamonds" is miles better than "Love Me Do"?

Next they're gonna say Maria Hill is sexist because she went shoe shopping during the climax.

Lights Captain America's tie on fire.

Not that I really care if anyone thinks this about me, but I should clarify that I meant I like Pratt and want him to be a big star, not that I'm attracted to him (I feel like at this point it's futile for me to defend my sexuality and try to not sound Jerry & George from the episode where everyone thinks they're gay.)

I didn't really keep up on that. Why did people think the portrayal was sexist? Because she had a thing with the Hulk or was (a little) upset she couldn't have children?

Yes. His name is Pratt. Chris Pratt.

I'll skip "Maxwell's Silver Hammer" but never "Martha My Dear".

And so on.

"Do you have any more gum? More gum? More gum? Do you have anymore guuuuum?"

The real tragedy is the lack of nominations for Hannibal.

Billy Madison is still pretty great.

The A.V. Club
What? Am I smelly or something? (Sniffs) Oh.

Jeez, I was only 7 when Is This It came out. Which is why I'm contantly playing pop culture catch up.

Maybe if he wasn't pissed off/ distracted by his eye, Inside Out would be seeing an A-/B+.

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