He’s done some great movies and TV shows, including Across 110th Street, but this is what I’ll remember him for: trying to look as lovable and non-threatening as possible.

Well, you get what you contracted for.

In addition to all the other movies mentioned, Across 110th Street is a very good movie and he’s great in it.

Right.

I hope he got the bonus situation straightened out.

Uhhh... Fuck Blade Runner, marry Apocalypse Now, kill Justice League.

You know Titanic is like the 3rd highest-grossing film, worldwide, of all time, right? 

“I WATCHED IT THREE TIMES ALREADY!”

Weren’t the initial reviews of Wonder Woman 1984 similarly effusive, if not moreso?

“It’s better than the theatrical cut.” is damning with faint praise.

This this this this this. The story has Wanda buying hook, line, and sinker that the face she has never seen before standing in front of her with silver hair is her brother. By meta casting someone who has played a different iteration of the character the show also successfully pulled of the trick of getting the…

But it worked because Peters casting caught both her and the audience off guard.

Casting a third actor would have made Wanda look like an idiot because she would have been fooled but the audience wouldn’t have.

Casting a third person would also have made it immediately clear something was up because IT WASN’T PIETRO!

How was it too clever by half? The whole point was to get the audience in the same headspace as Wanda. Clearly this wasn't her brother...but she (and the audience) wanted it to be.

Maybe “why was the special space-truck that Monica wanted to drive into the Hex such a piece of crap?”

Banjo Man Banned From Band

“Talkin bout trucks and beers
and those jeans so tight
Talkin bout how we should ban the vote
from anyone who ain’t white”
Hey!” (2 minutes of banjo noodling)

So wait, Biggie Smalls and Kansas City Mack recovered the money and set themselves up in Africa and New York. How did I miss that?

I just rewatched Coming to America a couple of weeks ago and noticed the look. Then I remembered they were married in Roots...