I caught the performance that day (only on TV and radio, sadly) and thought it was amazing - but really, there were so many incredible artists planned or rumored (a huge number of performers on 2 continents, some at the same time! Led Zeppelin reuniting! Black Sabbath reuniting with Ozzy! A rumored reunion of The…

I’m not a huge fan of Adele’s, but I love this.

Yes, after reading it 2-3 times and scratching my head, I came to the same conclusion. But that sentence (and several others) is anything but clear.

It’s ok, but I liked the show better back when it was called “Ow! My Balls!”

And I’ll bet when the MCU started, Marvel thought RDJ would be their biggest problem.

They won’t kill off Mutt, everyone will just stop talking about him until he’s basically forgotten. Like Shia LaBeouf’s career.

Well they didn’t say he was good at it.

Yeah, I kind of realized that as I was typing it. It also reminded me of an old movie review for Lost In Space describing the look on William Hurt’s face during the entire movie as looking “as if he were perpetually sitting on a pickle”.

It’s a combination of bad writing, overacting, truly crappy FX, and an odd TV-movie sappiness underlying it all. The only one not overacting was David Morse, and he just walked around with a vaguely half-scared/half-constipated look on his face. And the “everyone jumping excitedly into the air with a big YEAH!!!”…

The “opening” few minutes of Twelve Angry Men (1957) - that is, the scene after the judge instructs the jury - is an amazing sequence, as the camera slowly moves around the room in a long single shot, focusing briefly on individual characters while you watch the rest of them still milling around and interacting in the…

I remember a young blonde Viggo Mortensen from Witness (1985) - I’m not sure if he even had any lines, but it was more than a walk-on.

I find it distracting how much Marilyn Manson looks like Marilyn Manson.

The weird part is that he was also wearing the same costume during the Challenger space shuttle explosion and Hurricane Katrina.

Two episodes, actually. But I agree I liked his character in those... and nothing since.

Somewhere, Mary Shelley and Michael Crichton are shaking their heads in disbelief.

I’m guessing they thought the Irish brogues were too hard to understand, but it just sounds bad. This page has a description of it along with a couple of sounds clips to hear the difference:

Disney+ replaced Albert Sharpe and Jimmy O’Dea’s dialog in Darby O’Gill with voice-over actors that sound like they got the job after being in a Lucky Charms commercial - they still have accents, just bad and unconvincing ones. The DVD version still has the original voices, for those interested.

>> The first season of the show, based on the original 1992 Geena Davis film, delved deeper into issues surrounding gender, sexuality, and race

Oh yeah, 12 episodes should be more than enough to cover all of these incredibly important and timely subjects.

>> And, really, the show would never again live up to the sheer cringe-comedy perfection that is season four’s “Dinner Party,” anyway.

But that would omit the excruciating beauty that is “Scott’s Tots” (although I know some hate it for the same reason), not to mention some of my other Season 5-7 favorites like “Golden…