This is a safe space for anyone who liked it ironically or unironically. Fuck, who gives a shit. It may not have been hollywood-level quality, but it had so much heart. I have no doubt the full length sequel will blow minds. I hope Jorma Taccone returns though. He is great in everything (especially as Kevin).

So basically anyone can get hired as long as they claim complete obedience to the orange?

I think I watched Kung Fury at least a hundred times. Really looking forward to more.

How does Bendis still get work?!

Technology has vastly changed how audio and visual entertainment is captured. In both instances, takes are accepted way too early with the assumption they can be fixed in post. You definitely lose something in that approach though and the directors that still accept takes the old school way have much better products…

Admittedly (and sadly), I have a nervous need to pop pimples. I am considering this toy.

Wasn’t she the only one that couldn’t sing? Wasn’t she there just to round out the group with her “posh” identity?

Another inherent issue with modern music is how we listen to it. Due to lives becoming “busier”, most music is played in the background to other activity. Music that acts more like a soundtrack to our life has become more prominent as people stop actually listening to music and just have it playing for ambience.

Just based on the headline: “Why would you want to?”. SNES all the way!!!!

As I watched Rippon’s performance yesterday, I was just as confused as you were. Hilariously, I had predicted such an article would appear on this website.

I am jealous that you have not yet seen Affleck’s Batman. I wish I could undo both of those movies from my memory. They’ve probably ruined any chance of seeing a decent Green Lantern film.

Bwahahahahahaha.

Remember Jackass? Yeah, good times.

I do love Returns, but Devito’s Penguin pulls me out a bit. Burton was looking to do something almost impossible—Doing The Penguin in a live action film and actually have him resemble a penguin.

That was definitely an excellent touch and one of the more redeeming parts of Goyer’s script.

That was an excellent scene!

He did a pretty good Chevy Chase in “A Futile and Stupid Gesture”.

This is a great analysis.

This version actually made me kind of like the song.

And the gods of Eternia have spoken.