Actually, not necessarily. A number of them who are content creator classed under this umbrella say Andor is one of the if not the best Star Wars thing Disney has produced.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer was structured so that if it got cancelled after 1 season, it was still a nice self-contained story.

I never got how Pegg’s character in universe for Mission Impossible ever got approved for fieldwork.

Seems more and more amazing by the day that Agents of SHIELD got 7 seasons on ABC and on top of frequently being very good to excellent at its best, it got a satisfying conclusion as well.

No. It's not about time.

Con Air being released and Face/Off coming out the very next week (at least in Australia) truly was a great week for cinema in 1997.

I remember the ending as being that the daughter crashtackled her mother before any more fortune cookie related mayhem could happen. Is there an ending where it happens is what you're saying?

You failed to mention the film her sister did with Stephen Baldwin called Sharks in Venice.

“... most conventional film since The Faculty.”

This reminds me of the time I proved Sean O’Neal was both a robot *and* a zombie!

Better smash that one with a hammer and douse in acid as per US government protocols to be sure!

The best of the X-Men films are already in our rear view mirror anyway.

I mean I still wouldn't say no to someone depositing that into my bank account ...

*Rewatches original Blade film instead as it’s better.*

Or in the case of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, she literally fell off.

I can at least say I’ve heard of Slipstream, seen the trailer and the very end of the film.

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Case in point:

How big was your high school graduating class?

By ‘asking for too much money’, wasn’t it just asking for what was originally promised to Terrence Howard fot the sequel which Marvel decided to renege on after the success of the first film and drastically cut their offer? (Rumour has it Perlmutter was behind this.)