Maybe because she has way more information on the situation and decided it’s not an issue for her.

And like the sleeping children hoping that the Sandman won’t conjure Garlin, Never Have I Ever can now count the actor as their problem.

Elon should die on the way back to his home planet.

I am calling bullshit that the reaction was a shock.  Does Marshall recall what happened with Le Fou being gay in the shitty Beauty and the Beast remake?  The hate towards Rose in The Last Jedi?  Literally this was the easiest thing to guess, racists and reactionaries were going to bitch on social media.  

Rent or buy secondhand, if that helps. Or just pirate it outright, though I saw people saying it might take a beefy PC to run properly. You’re the one who’d know what you’d be okay with, but just know your options.

I can forgive a good bit about Man of Steel, but that really was the worst take on Jonathan Kent ever.

Yeah HBO is the oldest / original For-Pay Tv subsciption service and it has survived for so long because it’s been genuinely good for five decades. Now new management is in charge and they think they can continue to generate revenue for just existing. Having access to HBO’s backlog was 9/10ths of the reason to get hbo…

Did you see Avatar in the theater with 3D. Say what you want about the derivative story and dialog, but it looked amazing. I have only seen District 9 on an HDTV. It definitely did not seem as good. 

The space was there, but not his space.  He created his space, and progress shrank the audience... the internet is a thing now.  And don’t call anyone Shirley.

Pretty sure it’s “take the rains”, though I was never sure how they were going to take them down to Africa in the first place.

Hunter was an adult when he experienced weight gain — he says it was a period in his early 20s.

Virtually every movie does that.

Did no one think, “Maybe a movie about a fat guy made by non-fat people needs to do a little bit more than describe fatness as prescription for misery?”

As you are new to film history, let’s go over some quotes from your Cameron-doubting forebears. “Why make a sequel to Alien? The first one was great!” “A sequel to that robot movie? Who asked for this?” “Who would want to see a movie about a hundred year old boat?”

I wouldn’t make that bet, even with your money.

FRY: Look at Walter Koenig—after Star Trek, he became an actor!

And the thing about Walter Koenig is that despite maintaining a fairly low profile post Star Trek, he probably had the most successful post-Trek career of his castmates. He was a fairly successful character actor and also was a scriptwriter during the times when his colleagues were mostly hanging out at Trek…

sure. why not. when joy behar dies you can go on whatever weird tear you want to and i won’t complain or even care.

Suck it up, snowflake. Maybe don’t get so oddly emotionally invested in famous people.

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