Putting this into my phone FOR SCIENCE…and cyanic is right. Except for the monkey-on-frog action - thanks Google.

Or sneaks in under the radar.

To be fair, I don't think the 2 year old absorbed much.

Welp, I always thought "Lean Back" was the laziest dance ever. I stand corrected.

I know my limits. The swing is as far as I go.

Particularly intrigued by Pandora's Littlefinger-esque "get at you through your kids" angle.

Read reviews, never actually watched.

That doesn't look like enjoyable chex, it looks like a time-pressed workout freak multitasking.

I think he put more thought into it than Tyrese.

This one's a DC property, though.

"Baby Boy 2: Random Niqqadry."

I look at it and think "no way is that actually pleasurable".

Realize that the guys in these '90s movies are now what the '70s leftovers in those films were then. How many of them made a joke about the clueless older guy talking like disco never died?

Some theaters have opted to have women-only screenings. There's not any major call for them to happen, as far as I know.

I feel pretty confident this can be said about all of the "Leprechaun" movies.

I think it was Training Day where Snoop played a big-talking guy in a wheelchair. "Put me in the front seat with him, I'll kick his @ss!" I want to give the guy credit as an actor for playing roles that kinda undercut his street cred, but…he's not a real gifted actor.

Didn't her character actually live in the novels? Did Franka want out of the series?

Not arguing Munich's ending is happy, but when a director's darkest ending still has the hero survive and complete his mission…it's a sign.

I'll believe it when I see it. I have trouble envisioning LaVar respecting anyone who could potentially compete with him as an authority in his son's life.

Which doesn't mean LeBron won't flail a bit when he finally retires, but I don't think it will leave him almost broke and friendless the way Jordan's mid life crisis did.