Hold my beer...

Not sure of your age, but my guess is we’re close to the same as these are two of the reasons I took my kids to see it. That and it’s probably the only Speilberg film I will ever be able to take them to see at a theater unless Indy 5 gets made.

Took my 7 and 9-year-olds to see this thinking they’d get a kick out of the video game and Iron Giant references if nothing else, but the part they kept going on about was a scene that referenced a movie they had never seen before (but had heard of). It was pretty much all they talked about afterwards.

I noticed that. I assumed the cops were holding his arms.

Siskel and Ebert never had this issue. It’s called “professionalism.”

Adaptation would also have been a good one for Kevin.

The only thing I recall about the second one is the silver wet suit.

I watched Assassin’s Creed because one of kids was clamoring to see it. It wasn’t horrible but I’ve never seen a film more in love with CGI smoke/fog/dust/sand/ Half the scenes in the movie are obscured by something and it’s not always clear why.

They live right next door to each other in the Duplass Duplex.

So... not a sequel to the Dr Who episode?

Say what you will about the man, he was genuinely terrifying in Poltergeist 2.

It’s a hell of a day at sea, sir.

I’m not sure but it looked to me like a door going to a shared bathroom.

Don’t worry Anissa, I’d say you have the right amount of ass.

Until you have kids and a house there just isn’t much need for Costco. I never bought anything in bulk before I had kids because I didn’t have anyplace to store it and I wasn’t as concerned with saving money. Now Costco is my favorite store.

Who he occasionally married.

Two things.

This sounds like the setup for a pretty decent horror film.

We’ll always be together, forever in electric dreams.

You never heard of Jesus Wife Superstar?