Brosnan, the ultimate in-betweener, is seemingly considered almost nobody’s favorite.

Said edginess is just saying dude in a dress or I identity as a helicopter.  If I wanted lame repetitive comedy that punches down I'd watch Bill Maher.

Sam looks older than I expected.

I don’t know how you can look at Far Cry 5 and 6's main storylines as anything but poor attempts at trenchant political statements.

Yeah I preferred it to some of the more reverred Marvel films. Whilst I generally enjoy the Marvel properties they’ve always felt pretty theme park ride/fasty foody to me (and that’s not really a bad thing, I enjoy theme park rides and fast food). Falcon on the Winter Soldier had (somewhat, it was still low key) what…

I think someone needs to explain how the Capitalisn Cinematic Universe works and how it wants to unify all the money in one place which is why we're getting what we're getting for as long as we're going to get it.

You want to watch her play nerdy board games?

we still come here out of an odd mix of habit

You don’t have to be here either, you know. If you are so displeased by the comments, you could give the whole thing a pass.

Unfortunately he's a high-functioning narcissistic workaholic who is relatively talented. So he's under the delusion that everyone can do what he does if they would just apply themselves. As opposed to the truth, which is that he benefits from a productive mental illness.

“I can’t believe Sorkin didn’t know about his behaviour! There was an article in the WSJ from 2005!” - website that has also been giving Rudin a free pass since 2005.

Especially since that scene involved people dying in an explosive fireball.

I wish Scott and everyone else involved the heartiest of heynong mans.

I mean, maybe not FAMOUSLY, but he’s definitely in the universe given he was in Hobbs and Shaw.

Yes of course, Ryan Reynolds, famously in the F&F universe.

Someone once suggested Paul F. Tompkins for host. We need to amplify this worldview as much as humanly possible.  

Some Hollywood exec you'd make.

Money?

I still can’t get over the idea that Vern Schillinger is the Farmer’s insurance guy.

That’s the love child of Adam Sandler and Vincent Price.