I actually really enjoy this series. I know it’s super cool to hate it but I like the cast, I like the story, and I like butts. Wait, no, ignore that last thing.

+1. I had no idea what it was when I hit play and I absolutely loved it.

I had a feeling that would be the case, will probably watch it anyhow but Brooks hasn’t been funny since the ‘90s unfortunately :(

I had the same feeling when I rewatched American History X last year. Both movies are arguably more relevant now than when they were released.

One great little touch in that scene is that he missed the breakfast deadline so tightly that the meals are still stacked up right behind the counter, and the employees could easily just grab one if they wanted, but still insist on going down the company line probably because they’re terrified of their boss.

It’s interesting as a litmus test just because there’s a much more expansive take than the binary “he’s a hero/he’s a villain”, and that’s that he can both be sympathetic for facing issues everyone does and sometimes wishes they could rail against, while also being an example of someone going off the deep end in a way…

And no access to Jamie Lee Curtis, she can make anything better.

The Hoda Kot-b clone was failing, so they retired it and are prepping the Hoda Kot-c clone as we speak.

Aaaannnddd, he was in the trailer, which I did not bother to watch. My bad.

Tom Arnold though, and I am just guessing here, is likely available.

Al Roker slowly shuffling away from his co-hosts as the COVID diagnosis is announced is pretty great physical comedy to pull off on-the-fly.

I hope that there is one guy in the back of the plane just reading a book, totally confused about why everyone else is freaking out.

I would imagine that they are more constrained by the confines of not being directed by James Cameron and not featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger at the height of his career. 

Cara Dune died on the way back to her home planet. 

Yeah no, it was a cute scene that didn’t feel like an ad, more like nostalgic food for 90's kids.

This feels like a blatant over reaction.

Does it? Or are you part of THE ILLICIT COUNTER-CONSPIRACY?

The funny thing is that I find Sam Rockwell to be the only particularly watchable part of the entire film. I always feel like he’s committed to the role in a way no one else in the film is to their own.

Even though the final scene of Endgame is epic, Infinity War is overall better than Endgame. It’s not even a contest.

Infinity War at 10 because of “too much fighting” was hilarious.

Yeah, I was nodding until Captain Marvel and thought “I’d put that lower.” Then I got to Infinity War, and I thought “You’re fucking insane.”