(Pulls out Sharpie, starts working on storyboard)

Or my favorite, "libtard." I believe that conservative posters are actually just one guy cutting and pasting the same comment over and over and over.

You do get Scarlett Johansson in a Gestapo fetish outfit, so that counts for something.

I tried watching the original not too long ago and yeah, it doesn't hold up very well. I think I made it through the first half hour or so.

Yeah, the World Crime League can't just sit around waiting forever.

At the very least, you know that the impending anti-Trump fest that will be the Oscars will reallly get under his orange skin. Can't wait to see his tweets.

Dude, you actually wrote "colored?" What is this, 1950? BTW you don't need an apostrophe for a plural.

Oh no, no, no. If he died in office he wouldn't be able to get impeached or resign in disgrace.

You forgot to mention his little cheerleading squad he brings with him to press conferences. In some ways, I think that's the most fucked up thing he's doing.

You made the same point I was going to make, that this batshit level of Christianity is primarily an American phenomena. Not a big surprise that such narrow, cloistered people have such a narrow worldview.

As a child of the 70's I loathed the hippy dippy folk masses.

They actually used to show this movie to prisoners in Gitmo. The more you know…

As long as people can continue to stay engaged and active, it gives me hope as well.

It's a perfect illustration of their mentality – or lack thereof. Oh wait, I forgot…writing cohesive sentences and demonstrating critical thinking is ELITIST.

No snow in my neck of the woods and my malamute is PISSED.

Finding Dory is alt-fact watching golden shower videos all afternoon.

I guess "snowflake" is better than "libtard" but it cracks me up how conservative commentor's posts say the same thing in the same challenged grammar.

Extra-rapey.

Terrance Stamp yelling, "Tell him I'm fucking coming!" is one of the most badass scenes in cinema EVER.

I think Gimme Some Lovin' was used for an ad several years ago.