Mel Brooks' Spanish Inquisition song is always playing second fiddle to Monty Python's Spanish Inquisition sketch. I like both, but Brooks' always gets forgotten.

The ONLY thing I don't like about the original The Producers is the hippie guy they get to play Hitler. Some of it just drags on for too long (his audition in particular). I think it was a smart choice to lose him for the musical remake.

I like Spaceballs a lot, one of my favorite Brooks films, BUT the thing that drags it down is the Lone Star/Vespa love story. When I'm rewatching the movie and those scenes start I contemplate whether I should stop watching or not, because those scenes grind the energy of that movie to a halt.

I think the Roman bit goes on for too long, personally.

I like the Producers musical remake movie. I've never seen the stage production (the only play I've seen is Book of Mormon, and even that I'd like a film version of) but I much prefer to listen to the songs with a visual component (hence why I want a BoM movie. The songs are great, but I'd like to SEE them performed…

I hope they don't kill Werner too soon, they'd be crazy to waste another Strucker without doing anything with him (again). Just transfer some of Baron von Strucker's comic book stories onto his son so they all don't go to waste (and from what I understand, Baron von Strucker was involved in tons of stuff in the…

Wasn't he saying "Me" in his "swedish" voice and Applegate thought he was saying Megan? That's how I understood it, the old "misunderstanding the Swedish Chef" gag.

He was in the "Pitch Video" they made (although I don't think he talked) but they seem to be ignoring the last two movies, so it's not that surprising that he's absent.

The Nick Offerman story didn't work because HE'D BUILD HIS OWN DAMN BOAT! He wouldn't sink down to normal human levels and "buy" one!

I'm not saying "Tremors" is her codename, just that people are waiting for her to be called Quake and they're teasing people by calling her something else that's almost the same thing.

And it worked anyway since Thor was pretty much only on Earth until AoU, with Sif being out and about in the Nine Realms, so it wasn't like she was with him every single day and had to keep a secret from him.

The Asgardians know about the Inhumans. In the Sif episode last season they had her there (and a Kree) to info dump people on Inhuman origins. I don't think MacNicol's recognition of the name means that much, although that scene did feel like there was going to be a followup of him and Coulson talking about it, but it…

I don't think a centuries spanning SHIELD story could work in the MCU, since SHIELD only started existing after WWII.

My problem isn't that he's not the Joker, but that it's a well this show keeps going back to: Here's a villain for Gordon to fight who is eerily similar to, or exactly like, a Batman villain, except it's NOT the Batman villain, it's a villain that "inspires" someone else to become the Batman villain, because if it…

Bringing in the Underworld, eh? This can only lead to bringing in more Hercules stuff, and if they don't get James Woods to play Hades then they better just cancel this show!

I can't believe they did it. They actually did it. THEY KILLED BIRDPERSON! You monsters!

Is AIM even still around? After Iron Man 3 it was never mentioned again, I guess the assumption being that it was shut down after Killian died and the big plot to kill the President was foiled.

Geez, does he have a split personality or something, where one thinks the Prometheus series IS a prequel to Alien and the other thinks Prometheus ISN'T a prequel to Alien? I honestly wouldn't be surprised if next week he comes out and talks about how even though this next movie has Alien in the title it won't be about…

Garrisons song sounded more like the "Too Many Minorities in My Water Park" song to me.

Seems kind of worse that this stuff was relegated some viral marketing that probably not a lot of people saw (I wasn't even aware any of that stuff was being put up).