No, the (revised) Bilbo/Gollum scene is, but the Smaug encounter was great too. I appreciate how it feels genuinely dangerous, despite the somewhat light tone Bilbo and the dragon use with each other. Smaug fully plans to kill Bilbo and eat him at the first opportunity and they both know it. The film entirely…

It’s a good one, but I’m partial to “Ancalagon the Black” myself. Not likely to ever see him in a movie though.

It ran in "Hell Minutes" where each minute equaled an hour.

The bit I've played of it, yes. I used virtually all of my ammo on the first guy, and I shot him in the head multiple times. I have a stomach bug so I haven't played much, but I'm uneasy about this too. I'm hoping I'm just not killing them properly.

I believe in this remake you can't shoot him.

This sounds awful and also hilarious, but I'm not going to watch a single instant of it.

Well rainy days and racists always get me down.

Also, Hans Christian Anderson wasn’t Dutch.

I mean, neither Elvis or Top Gun were particularly good films, so there is that.

I really didn’t like “Elvis” overall, but I thought Tom Hanks bizarre take on Colonel Parker was hilarious and by far the most entertaining thing about the film. What a genuinely strange performance.

Good thing for him his name wasn't "James Headless".

Well, I’m sure the bloater is a real fun gi.

I hate clouds!

Maybe an animated series based on "Monkey Island"? 

I suggest simply calling it “Invisible Man”, and it’s about an unnamed black man living in a basement. That will make the typical audience happy.

I thought it was marginally decent at points, but I ended up mostly being bored. I could tell there were moments that the film really expected me to care about, but I didn't.

It is (spoilers) the killer. It turns out he is a giant mutated pine cone.

What About Bob Evans?

Rise of Skywalker is genuinely terrible, the only SW film I watched once and will never watch again. Jedi and Awakens I enjoyed well enough, but I’m not super excited for another trilogy.

A time traveler unlucky enough to find themselves on Earth 65 million years ago would be lucky to live an hour, if that. But Adam Driver and space guns and dinosaurs, sure. I’m in.