just remaster Dragon Age Origins already with modern graphics, but leave characters, story, music, game systems alone

Watched, loved, don’t care what the reviewers said. This is the kind of a stupid feel-good movie I really needed this year.

Two of his best movies star baby Keanu. Rivers Edge and My Own Private Idaho.

And yet the best gag in the films is an extended riff on The Seventh Seal so you do get high art in your Bill and Ted movie!

watched it this morning, was fun.  it moves right along, and i had several moments where i laughed out loud.  enjoy!

Same here.  I’m not looking for high art in my Bill and Ted movie

They had me at “Bill & Ted”.

What’s a “weekend”?

What's cable?

For reference: If you brought home a C+ book report and showed your Mom, would she say “Hey! That’s pretty good! Keep it up, sonny boy!”

Excellent Adventure is a lot of fun, and is very rewatchable, but Bogus Journey is a really underestimated, and absolutely insane, movie. It sort of reminds me of Gremlins 2 in that it’s a sequel that just totally went for it with ball to the wall weirdness. It doesn’t surprise me that this movie sounds like it’s more…

I saw this yesterday and I’ll say it’s better than the reviews let on. It’s fun in a shaggy-dog kinda way–just like the first two. Paine and Weaving steal the film–they are separated from B&T for most of the movie but the opening scene wonderfully establishes how much they are their fathers’ daughters, so it’s…

Don't care, will watch, will love. 

LOL, yep. Jacob Chase is expanding from his short film, actually titled, “Larry.”

Also it’s worth mentioning that in the comics, Sunspot is Afro-Brazillian, but in this movie he’s played by a white guy. And the reason why they whitewashed him is really messed up...

Must be written by a white person because the cops were created for the sole reason to capture the enslaved.

Congratulations America!

A lot of issues with your comment

Speaking as a member of the LGBTQ community, you’ve hit on exactly why this news is so satisfying.

Wondering what the hell is going on is an integral part of the oeuvre.