If they ever got to make the movie where Spider-Man meets Kraven, or Venom, or Morbius (and I suspect this will only happen over Kevin Feige’s dead body), Spider-Man would be the villain. He’d be a mean guy from Queens who beats up anti-heroes because he doesn’t understand that they only murder people for really good…

I agree on the first movie,  the second doesn’t work. At all. Even with Woody Harrelson. 

Except that Chet’s mother is Rita Wilson, not Samantha Lewes. Maybe Rita Wilson is the bad parent, which would explain why Colin is okay and Chet is not

Celebrity or no, I give a shit about anyone and everyone's opinion if their opinions represent a threat to the safety and happiness of innocent people who aren't hurting anyone. 

If he said nothing he’d most likely lose his current and future jobs for a while.

I don’t think Lawnmower Man counts. Other than the title, there’s literally nothing the story pulls from King’s work, to the point where he sued the filmmakers when they tried to say it was based on a Stephen King story.

There are hundreds of movie critics. Just say you are too lazy to find and follow specific ones that have similar tastes to you. This isn’t rocket science.

“It’s the whole reason that they’ve become a meme on the internet lmfao”

What a damning self-report. I’m impressed

Don’t look at the scores of movie critics. Read the review. If you know *why* a particular review liked or didn’t like a movie, you can usually figure out whether or not you would, no matter whether or not you agree.

Your post is kind of a meme. You’re a gamergater, aren’t you. Or, are you a “why don’t they like the mindless action movie I love?” kind of person?

Just read actual reviews by movie critics or even your favorite Youtube streamer. Still likely a better gauge than randos posting 0 ratings on Metacritic and Rotten Tomatoes.

For Harry and Meghan, the case underscores the bald absurdity of not just their demand, but their attempts to rewrite the well-established quid pro quo between paparazzi and stars: we give you attention you want, and you let us pay our rent with the fruits of that labor. It also raised uncomfortable questions about…

“Sir! We’re receiving reports that some random dipshit hasn’t purchased our service and has no intention of doing so! Should we send the Flix Force Squad in with the Clockwork Orange contraption?”

90% of everything that was released at any time was garbage.

90% of everything is crap.

Regardless of your opinion of her movies, she’s not entirely wrong.

Mid to low budget comedies have kind of died down quite a lot. Save for what gets produced or shown on streaming services, there just aren’t as many comedies getting theatrical releases as there once were. These recent movies also seem to play things a…

Well, it has been in the news recently, so strike while the iron is hot.

The last time I saw Rick was in 1995, when we were wrapping the final episode for season six of Better Dead Than Red. Unbeknown to us at the time, CBS had pulled the plug and that turned out to be the series finale. Honestly, the whole premise of two semi-retired CIA agents operating behind the iron curtain to bring…

I don’t think that’s a fair way of looking at it. That season 1 was incredibly tightly plotted; everything flowed steadily and logically and made sense. Like Ted himself, its winning nature was in its steadiness and consistency.

All moms start terrible, because they had no idea what to do.
But the best moms keep getting better and better, in the worst of situations, the best moms just don’t give up.