Not according to language-snobs.

I say "jif" just to piss people off.

Having zero idea what's going on hasn't stopped him from doing other things. Just give him a chance to understand the movie.

Yeah, I'm curious about this as well. I tried to sign twice and it's still only showing 1 signature.

Guys guys guys… this is clearly a locker room tweet and not to be taken seriously.

Suck it, Trebek.

Thank you for sharing. I'm sorry for your loss. Stay strong.

It's possible that the 5th movie didn't happen exactly like we thought, but Tommy was still in the institute by the start of the sixth movie? I don't think the screenwriters were too terribly concerned with continuity, but it seems like it was hinted at that he did escape the teen institute.

The idiot that did that was Corey Feldman's character all grown up. He succeeded in defeating/surviving Jason, TWICE actually, and then screwed it all up.

Oh man, someone whose take on my comment is to just reiterate what I said.

Also, his transition into Crispin Glover is coming along nicely.

Oh man, this is is eerily similar to that "In My Safe Space" episode of South Park.

"We try to help them make their realities their dreams." I know it was a slip of the tongue, but I still loled.

Thank you for your really really strong opinion! It closely mirrors mine in that neither of us care to watch the Ben-Hur remake.

It's going to ruin my pre-birthhood, I tell you.

Speaking of remakes- Anyone have any really, really, really strong opinions about the Ben-Hur remake and how it's ruining their childhoods?

It's bound to happen.

And there's YOUR lack of comprehension.

And if you weren't taking this so personally you'd just be able to move on with your life. But instead you keep coming back to try and show me how "wrong" I am. You can't help yourself! I stopped trying to make a point or understand you long ago.

'It’s a sentiment in line with her comment about how she wants “to keep looking for roles where the main interest will be in the character and her importance in driving a story forward, rather than her relationship with a male character.”'