WWE's video production team is fuckin' aces, I have no doubt that the packages they put together celebrating him will be magnificent.

They liked it because it has some truly remarkable film-making, with stunningly huge sequences that manage to have a clarity and structure that many films aspire to.

I'm pretty sure you're thinking of Bad Boys 2.

Only if they were also tied after the second, third and fourth quarters.

I don;t know if Whiplash is a great example as far as gender-swapping goes, as the film is largely about toxic-masculinity.

Who can forget Matt Damon's career defining role as affable smartass! DiCaprio was cold and ate gross stuff, BRILLIANT! It's always nice to see them make room for not one, but two impression of famous white people who were so smart and awesome that the people around them had trouble accepting how awesome they were. I…

Finally! A letter writing campaign that sees some results!

Based off the fact that they re-negotiated with other theatre chains to release it on VOD earlier, they probably agreed to lower whatever their usual percentage is to compensate for the shorter distribution window.

What could really be expected though? They're likely relatively close friends and have been for a long time, and they appear on a TV show she's still expected to promote.

He's just trying to get people talking. Or at least shouting things into the phone at David Cross as all hours of the night,

His interview has some real gems, like claiming that it was impossible to search for something on the internet in 2009, and defending tweeting David Cross' phone number because he's an 'artist' who's just trying to get people talking.

More to stop shooting than the National Riffle Association ever has.

When he moves into a new neighbourhood be needs to go door to door informing people.

The 2000 film Shaft is neither a remake nor a reboot, but rather a sequel. Samuel L. Jackson plays John Shaft Jr., who is actually the nephew of the original Shaft. I mainly bring this up because it means that John Shaft had a brother named John Shaft who also named his son John Shaft, which is really dumb.

And will be cancelled April 1, but, like, not as a joke.

Yeah, we're all kind of in a club for that…

Several of Werner Herzog's documentaries prominently feature himself.

That was poorly done to say the least, but I think it's handling of his sexuality was even worse. It invents him being blackmailed over being gay so that he aids a foreign spy, making him being gay an actual character flaw. It also invents him being suspected of a spy as the reason for his (potentially nation…