Wain's features have a tendency to reward repeat viewings. Wanderlust and The Ten have gotten stronger over time IMO.

No Bradley Cooper?

"The only way for me to solve this crisis is to be Superman IV: The Quest for Peace."

This reads like a gag from The Critic, which is one of the highest complements I can bestow on the internet.

Hopefully this becomes my second-favorite film where a character chokes to death on a submarine sandwich.

I know that one, off Geary. It's open til 3am & was right next door to Buckshot (RIP). Game for more like it.

Limitless also made about $20 million less than Watchmen did worldwide on a budget 1/4 the size.

Maybe Abbi & Ilana are to Colbert what Matt Damon is to Kimmel.

Second film is SO GOOD, Statham has to remove a bomb from the underside of his car so he drives off a ramp which causes the car to clip 360 degrees in the air, hitting a crane in the process (that naturally scrapes the bomb off just before it's set to detonate).

Video games already beat Hollywood to the punch there:

Well…the answer is CM Punk, isn't it?

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Nightmare was almost kind of competent as a game. Friday had interesting concepts but it was so god damn frustrating to play.

But in Transporter 2, Statham flips his car in mid-air so he can scrape the bomb off the underside of the vehicle using a crane so

Which, when you're dealing with those kind of grosses, sounds large but it's only like a 3% margin of error at the end of it. Still not bad.

Hollywood studios have gotten to the point where they can see the trends of ticket sales & estimate the Sunday gross after seeing Friday & Saturday grosses. Usually grosses are overestimated (often to snag flashier coverage come Monday morning) but they've gotten to the point where they're pretty close to nailing the…

It's interesting, if only because they marketed it as your typical exorcism/horror movie but it's really a courtroom/legal thriller.

I feel like there was a missed opportunity for Taco Bell not to have their waffle taco be a chicken & waffle taco. they should at least give the option if you're ordering from a joint Taco Bell/KFC establishment.

Discovery does what Sharknadon't.

But "Let's Call It Love" is one of Sleater-Kinney's best tracks!