I read the original script callsign is “Sony” or something like that.

On the contrary. I like Keenan. He is as the most senior member on SNL to date clearly adept with his strongest style. Being that glue guy, the straight arrow that bemused, or tired of everyone’s shit. It actually help a lot of sketch hit the right spot. For example, the recent Beavis & Butthead skit. Without Keenan…

It’s not like she is never given any basic studies about the outside immediate dangerous denizens that happen to have habit about, among all things, raiding. Especially given the status of her father as the overseer.

Ah, yes indeed. Also those two SNL alumni definitely unmistakable.

Is that Michael Rapapport in glorified cameo as Titus in ep02? Definitely him.

It wouldn’t work without Bill Hader on their side. 

Tetris and Air are solid flicks. People said Social Network was certified kino. I’m not entirely into it.

And I thought AV is about to go the way of the other Kinja’s blog sites. Such as Deadspin, Jezebel, etc.

Which he didn’t. The internet mob also blame Chris Pratt for the divorce, eventhough it was Anna Farris who pulled that move out of the hat. Blindsided him.

As if Sex and The Other Drugs movie didn’t exist at that time.

Jenny from the block? Yeahh right.

James Corden hate is universal, from both sides of the pond. 

Nah. His association with that demography is one factor. But apparently the hatred is beyond that. Remember when Pratt posting his loves and praises to his wife and baby? The amount of vitriol thrown toward him for posting it really baffling. Look at Jezebel comments for example.

In the words of Dark Helmet.

Even if you don’t consider yourself a fan of the band (apparently they’re pretentious now?)

Basically anything 20 years old now gets thrown on to the pile.

M3gan vs Chucky seems to me like it’s written on the wall already. For Robocop vs Maniac Cop you need a reboot/sequel of Maniac Cop first.

That’s sounds like unlucky, above all else. Since what we have instead it’s generic Hollywood creative dread be damned slow-spooky cover of The Late Great Harry Belafonte iconic song. Just like any other teasers/trailers in the last 15 years.

The lack of overseeing editors because parent company can’t hire one. No money. Remember?

Mark my words. She will be a Bond girl in the future.