I kinda doubt a guy who got a check for 4 billion dollars from Disney is worrying about how to pay for college for his toddler.

Why is Supergirl at the Popeyes on the corner of Mills and Fairbanks in Orlando?

Hitler ruined the Sam Browne belt for everyone.

Land of the Pharaohs is pretty good.

I didn't mean that as a critique of it's uniqueness. I'm actually kind of impressed someone could persuade a network to greenlight such a thing.

So, it's "When Things Were Rotten" with singing?

Tomorrow Belongs to Me is one of the creepiest moments in film.

Yeah, I think he gets a bad rap. He's a bigger contributor to West Side Story than Cuba Gooding is to Jerry Maguire. I don't think you really appreciate Chakiris until you see some community theater production with a mediocre Bernardo.

I know! Maybe if Feig works real hard, he can make it not funny, too!

There also should have been a scene where Maria and Tony gape in awe at the Enterprise for ten minutes or so.

Maybe David Spade was busy.

Yes. It was made about the same time as the Marlo Thomas/Wayne Rogers version of "It's A Wonderful Life." Seriously.

I remember a time when people were filled with horror that the guy who made Meet the Feebles was going to direct a Lord of the Rings movie, so hell, maybe we'll all be pleasantly surprised.

But Wrath of Khan, the best movie, was directed by an outsider.

At least he's directed a movie before. There's that, I suppose.

If there was a cut scene of Marco and the Blue Princess, it was probably just shitty dialogue like "I love you Blue Princess, but I love my trebuchet also! Do not make me choose between you and my beloved trebuchet!"

So, is this a thing that's going to have another season, or is it ten episodes only?

The show would be better if it was called "Kublai Khan" and Marco Polo was just one of the background characters. Benedict Wong is so much more interesting than Marco is.

Indiana Jones was Han Solo who finished school.

What does Edward James Olmos think of the script?