I’m just waiting for the milkshake moment.

This sounds interesting. Like Tiger King, but with gay porn.

I sure hope not, but you may be right. I couldn’t sit through Blade Runner 2049. I thought Arrival was a cool concept but also boring. But the casting on this is incredible.

It’s a look that says, “And how many Sartre books have you read, you fucking poser?”

Ri ruv ris romment!

I liked A View to a Kill for two reasons: killer theme song and it’s one of the earliest movies I remember going to with my dad.

MY tradesman themed porn name is Brad Nailer, unless the production is a Canadian one, in which case it’s Lester B. Piercin’. My debut was in the 80s-music video porn parody Come On Eileen.

Consequently, it can be startling to revisit the comparatively small-scale film that kicked things off.

I have been known to like stuff as well as various things

There’s no way that this was in his head from the beginning, I don’t buy it. I think it’s a combo of what you said - a cover for bringing him back - and another way for PE to get into the headlines for 15 minutes. Chuck is smart as hell, he knows a good move when he sees it. But I agree, this is pretty lame (also a…

well put

Before a best-seller meant directors went interstellar
Before the impeccable smeller
Before they banned Old Yeller
In the wake of the presidential dog fucking scandal
When astronauts rocked the sports sandals
They didn’t have expandable mandibles
And granules of Jack Daniels didn’t heal the wounds of animals
When botanicals…

Trying to figure out what it says about me that I liked every episode of the new trilogy, including the latest one. I am probably just not as invested as some of the folks who were so disappointed, even though I do consider myself a lifelong fan and felt let down by the prequels when they came out. I’m sure I’ll find…

Well holy shit, so he did. Thanks for this

I don’t know shit about him - I just learned three things from your post. Do you know if he’s covered extensively in Ken Burns’s Baseball series? (I was just about to watch that. My quarantine binge involves as much Burns as I can take in.)

Is that right? The most famous dolphin of all!!!

Paul Hogan gave one of my favourite late night TV interviews ever. He was on Letterman promoting some silly kids’ movie, and when Dave dutifully gave him the softball “So tell me about your new project,” Hogan got this super dismissive look, shrugged and said “Eh, it’s about a dolphin. Not gonna change your life.”…

Hey we’re all in this together.

Smoke some primo and put on Night On Earth. You won’t be disappointed.

I always get this one confused with Communion. Those were separate films right? Yes, the internet confirms that they were, but they sure do sound alike.