200+ comments about Avatar’s cultural insignificance. Love it!

“May the Force be with you and shit.”

BEAUDELAIRE!!!!

Misspelling show creators’ names is…unweis.

Wait...that’s not their actual objective?

I don’t see a director attached to 4 yet, but I’m only interested if Michael Bay is on board. I don’t see the point of another one of these if they’re not going to go insanely over the top. Bad Boys II was an absolute masterpiece of trash cinema, basically the splatterpunk of vapid buddy cop flicks. Bad Boys for Life…

I think a few things might be trimmed or revised today—like the scenes with the gay dancers, which were weak gags anyway—but Blazing Saddles has actually aged really well. If anything, it’s red state conservatives who would be outraged by the movie. I haven’t seen anything since that’s been as savage in its contempt…

I thought maybe his thinking re: the gun was that a revolver would be more reliable (no chance of jamming at the wrong moment), and he was unlikely to need more than a few bullets anyway. 

Please...the A.V. Club is already in a death spiral...don’t send Logan over there.

JarJar Rancor

Coñooooo!!

I don’t need another season of Obi-Wan at all, but I did find Vader an intriguing character and would totally be up for a Vader limited series. I haven’t seen the animated shows or read the comics, so I don’t know how much of this is explored elsewhere, but the glimpses and hints we get of the repercussions of his…

If you like Man on Fire, I think there’s at least a decent chance that you’ll enjoy the Equalizer movies as well (if not more so). For me, Man on Fire still holds up, but boy is it overwrought. The first Equalizer is admittedly pretty unsubtle—the bad guys are comically evil, the good guys angelic—but Denzel is Denzel…

Nice! I just rewatched Man on Fire yesterday and constructed this whole headcanon fantasy where Creasy <spoiler>doesn’t die and</spoiler> eventually becomes the Equalizer.

Martyrs.

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Someone introduce them to Martin Shkreli so we can complete the unholy triumvirate!

He does have the facial expression of someone for whom it’s just sunk in that he’s Kevin Spacer’s lawyer.

He was so terrifying as the unhinged ex-husband in Something Wild that I still remember it as a violent thriller rather than a screwball romantic comedy.