It’s only a matter of time!

Same. I went from starting with The Avengers and then working backwards and forwards to fill in the blanks until by Phase 3 where I saw them all at the cinema except Spider-Man: Homecoming which I had to rent along with Ant-Man from one of the last ever Blockbusters in Australia and globally back in 2018.

I was already feeling pretty jaded with movies in general when this came out so I missed them all at the time until The Avengers came out.

Only a handful of people from the accountancy firm (might still be Price Waterhouse Cooper) ever know the voting tallies from the Academy Awards (for nominations and then the voting for the winner after that’s decided). We will never see them officially publicly released.

Only a handful of people from the accountancy firm (might still be Price Waterhouse Cooper) ever know the voting tallies from the Academy Awards (for nominations and then the voting for the winner after that’s decided). We will never see them officially publicly released.

I’ll allow it.

Apparently ...

I refuse to believe that in these best of lists that somehow Japan/South Korea/China et al on one side of the globe and Europe/Scandinavia on the other (and I haven't even touched on the Southern Hemisphere yet) aren't dominating a large part of all of these lists versus what we're seeing here.

On the other hand, Stephen Dorff has been in the good Blade film so he’s ahead on the deal.

Did Scrubs ever do a Kelso-centric episode showing all the hard choices he had to make to keep the hospital running despite how unpopular that made him? I know they touched on it like where Perry ended up having to fire Clay Aiken but I don’t know if they ever centred one on Kelso.

He once got a bit too in your face and the predator became the prey.

That murderer’s row being Frank Langella, John Lithgow, James Earl Jones and Philip Seymour Hoffman at the height of his career, no less.

Well, I can understand Beau's apprehension, it was a rather large explosion for the time.

They did both.

A British High Court judge ruled this claim wasn't true so you can move on now.

Knives Out.

Perhaps I actually did?

No, he did it but he was blackmailing the witness to the crime who could have exonerated Kimble immediately. He was blackmailing the witness for ... witnessing the murder he committed. Not sure how that was supposed to work.

There already was a Fugitive 2.

You know what you did, Theon.