Slide it through the mail slot.

Then he'd put a furry onesie or something on it so it could be used as the monster in a half a dozen more films.

He'd just send you to Toys R Us to pick up a baby doll then call it a day.

I've seen the future and it's ComicCon stomping on human face…forever.

Something to do with baseball bats I think.

Origin Story: The Motion Picture.

It think it's more likely that superhero movies, like westerns, will eventually start to decline in popularity but will never completely go away.

Ennio Morricone certainly didn't during his heyday. He'd happily do a film score for everything from cheap Italian knockoff films (Operation Double 007) to prestige pictures (Cinema Paradiso).

That Quicksilver scene was so much fun to watch.

Playing to the lowest common dominator is as old as entertainment itself.

I'm waiting for the 1890's nostalgia revival. Gibson Girls and leg o'mutton sleeves are long overdue for a comeback.

He was good in Frozen and The Book of Mormon as well.

Most people of that era (especially those in higher stations) were well acquainted with the drink.
If nothing else, it was a reliable and safe source of potable water.

I think they we're grown in the same Australian "bland, brown haired, white guy actors for export" lab.

Yeah she kind of vanished after being in ton of stuff.

I would pay so much money to see that actually happen.

(Funky baseline and wah-wah pedal kicks in)

:P No worries
I guess we'd just have to be socially unacceptable freaks together.

Now I just have the whole "Washington loved weed" conversation from Dazed and Confused running through my head.

This leaves me in a weird place, seeing as I have Irish and Catholic ancestry on one side and English and Anglican on the other. Maybe some kind of split the difference scenario?