I remember enjoying Godzilla '98 when I saw it, even if it was disappointing. I would definitely have a different feeling if I were to revisit it, I know.

Then that is honestly sad.

I watched half of Sucker Punch at home before turning it off. Your friends might be right about it like looking into Snyder's dreams. It was him to the Nth degree.

The theater was still dark and the credits weren't rolling. So I still walked out.

Agreed. It was a great looking movie that was as faithful to the source material as possible. Say what you will about Snyder's other works, but Watchmen is solid.

For me, it was Dogma. It was so bad, by the time Alanis Morissette came on screen as a mute God, I had enough and walked out.

If they have an open relationship, it shouldn't matter.

Goodness! The housekeeper might see the other woman I am fucking!

Yeah, when you're in a dry spell, fucking everyday of the week sound great. But when you're with someone, it's a different story.

Five times a week? With someone you've been with for several years? That's pretty insane.

I re-watched SIII a few weeks back. It's not terrible - some decent moments - but it's really bad.

Wait. . .! Big Lebowski, right?

This show is unique in how it balances totally unlikable characters and boring writing.

Marmite has an atomic half-life of three billion years, so keep it in the cupboard for as long as needed.

Both versions are rather like lathered shit, I agree

You're right.

Bay seems like the kind of guy who thinks Trump's Makin' Merica Great Again

"Hey, guys, just a quick video today on . . . "

The sets alone make this show unwatchable. The gaudy colors hurt my eyes. Norton brings out the annoying in his guests, as well. He somehow gets a lot of them to make jackasses out of themselves by doing awful impersonations.

I started the "Bombaclot!" craze in hip hop.