yeah as one half of an interracial sibling duo i can't tell you how obnoxious it is to read tons of comments (not here) asking "how can Johnny possibly be black and Sue white?!?!"

The Hellboy trailer was legendarily terrible. It had this really bouncy background score more befitting a terrible John Hughes 90's comedy and generic title cards making it out to be a second rate Men In Black retread of League of Extraordinary Gentlemen quality. Think RIPD, but with unfinished FX shots. Really did a…

It does feel generic though, if that counts for anything

I've always detested that prom king Jimmy Kimmel and his washboard abs

I want the sweeping action epic

His talent as a music producer should be pretty much unquestioned at this point. It's the other aspects of his ouevre I could see people "legitimately criticizing."

Just study a tape of N.W.A.

I felt 8 minutes was too long though especially for an opening scene

He's up there with Corey Brewer, Mo Williams, Tony Delk, and Terrence Ross

Preacher is totally awesome when it's the first non superhero comic book you've ever read. The more and more distance I get between it the weaker it seems in retrospect.

"Contrary to popular opinion" I'm not sure it even is contrary to popular opinion as this bit of revisionism went mainstream a while ago

Spielberg also wanted to combine elements of the first three books into one film, whereas Warner Bros. was pretty determined to film eventually adapt all seven books separately.

The ending may have come from Kubrick, but it's still a lot different than in the movie.

The spoilers in the Double Jeopardy trailer are legendary.

heh

Silence of the Lambs gags were a weird quirk of shitty early 2001 comedies because Hannibal was coming out and it was the hottest thing at the time. Saving Silverman went the same route (referred to Amanda Peet as "Hannibal Lecter") and both films poked fun at Hannibal in their marketing. Joe Dirt also went the ironic…

Having watched it, I assume the "major plot twist" is that John Connor is the villain in this one? Seems exactly like the kind of thing they'd want to market.

I remember reading an article back in the day, in the wake of the terrible spoilerific trailers for 'What Lies Beneath' and 'Double Jeopardy' that the industry has done lots of research and movies do better when their trailers spill the beans and show lots of scenes because audiences generally prefer going in with as…

Bringing in a good ol' boy like Peyton Reed and giving that Hollyweird director Edgar Wright the boot looks to be exactly what this project needed

There are multiple versions of this freak running around?