Did the Max Landis backlash start before he was ever officially famous? Even on the Redlettermedia show he was on he came across like a guy you'd uh, maybe I need another beer, so I'm off to the keg, no you guys feel free to keep talking…
Did the Max Landis backlash start before he was ever officially famous? Even on the Redlettermedia show he was on he came across like a guy you'd uh, maybe I need another beer, so I'm off to the keg, no you guys feel free to keep talking…
I didn't get far in Fable III (I technically never finished Fable II but got really far), but it does hold a place in my heart as the game with the last strategy guide I've ever bought. I wanted to see what silly outfits (way too few) there were and was hoping against hope the bizarre politics and economics it was…
For me it's the setbox that's the key. Without it, eh, if you had some people over and wanted to watch the big movie now, $50 isn't so bad. Or if you're snowed in, the babysitter canceled, whatever. A luxury thing, but only $50. But the initial layout plus having another device you have to find a place for that does…
Yeah, I've had bad experiences, but even when I see popular movies there's rarely people talking nonstop, people lighting up the audience with their phones, bringing screaming babies, horrible smells. Yes, it happens. But maybe one time in ten? Or less? And yet people in the internets make it sound like it's every…
But is it a Ballers' Rob Corddry move?
No, husband has to die and wife hunts down and wipes out the people responsible. Like we've seen ten thousand times with genders reversed.
Mama Mia!
I remember an interview where she said that during King's Shining remake, she and Steven Webber were hitting it off. But after filming the violence scenes where he was hitting her with a giant mallet, she thought it was too uncomfortable and broke it off. Because he was acting. Maybe Webber got way too into the role,…
Are there any movies where wives go out to avenge dead husbands? Not dead kids or parents or siblings, but romantic partners. I'd assume there must be some, if only for purely exploitation purpose, but none come to mind.
With wizards.
Maybe Ewoks accept UPS deliveries?
Who cares if the beams connect? Holding something 26,000 degrees means you instantly die. Convection is real. You can't hold plasma with a short handle, no matter how many "magnets" you have. You don't have to touch it. Being that close would set you on fire. Lightsabers are not plasma.
Hitmen: still 1000% more exciting to movie producers than normal humans.
Artificial gravity is often presented as being something just around the corner so people can walk on spaceships and save all kinds of money, but there's no physics out there that even has a wild guess about how it could work.
Lightsabers are magic. Pretending that by using real-world, contemporary physics you can disprove magic doesn't make you clever. So unless it's getting you laid, please stop it.
She's pretty tall, right? I remember as a man he semed really tall.
It had Monica Bellucci's ass on that extended take and some pretty tasty-looking martinis. So unlike Revolutions, it wasn't a total loss.
Yeah, she explains how he would have been rejected for transition programs because he wasn't "real". So they could check there to find possible names.
Yeah, that's what I did last time this happened. It doesn't seem insulting and you people know who you're talking about.
I have only one sibling, but holy shit, I can't possibly imagine what it would be like to direct a movie with him.