"The nose plays," observers confirmed.

Yeah you do

This was the icing on the cake of @avclub-d06075178fb1ef41a55a4b2b7990ecc7:disqus's comment

"Just ignorantly provocative"

I have a shameful secret: I would rather see them use CGI Leia to give the character and the actor the denouement she deserves, than see them clumsily retool, rewrite or reshoot to accommodate her unexpected departure.

Oh yeah! that teaser with the kid running through a field in a red cape was inspired — and not only was it not even in the movie (that I can recall?), it makes no sense for a kid not raised on Superman comics to be playing make-believe in a red cape

I was fooled sold by the Watchmen trailer that used the Smashing Pumpkins' "The End is the Beginning is the End". I don't hate the movie — in fact I'd say it's Zack Snyder's best, low as the bar is set — but the trailer is definitely better.

Not with this vehicle, certainly, but soon. Soon-ish. Eventually.

I came here to inquire if that movie's any good.

Good luck with President Pence.

I remember it very fondly and it's gratifying to know that Nicolas Cage himself is recommending it, from all the movies in his estimable oeuvre.

lol, "The uploader has not made this video available in your country" — this classic bit just gets me every time

Backward, in point of fact.

I interpreted it as you did. I was heartbroken when we learned what the key was for. I thought it was a devastating moment. Earn is a reluctant participant in Paper Boi's behaviour. He's ashamed to see their debauchery documented on Snapchat, even though conspicuous consumption is part of his management strategy,…

Jay Baruchel is known to Canadians as the scrawny adolescent co-host of Popular Mechanics for Kids, along with Elisha Cuthbert. No Canadian can resist trotting out this piece of trivia whenever either name arises.

Om rom jivai. Om rom jivai. Om rom jivai! Om rom jivai! OM ROM JIVAI

It's afraid. It's afraid!

So they're fictional characters from eighties properties?

He fits in pretty well with the beta-male hipster comics on Doug Loves Movies

Sometimes they say "zombie" in the Tell Tale Games version of The Walking Dead, I think.