“We’re gonna do Donkey as well. So we’re gonna do a Shrek, and we’re doing a Donkey.”

That’s brilliant.

The trailer mostly gave the impression that the film was outright propaganda for the conspiracy theory about the moon landing being fake. Luckily it turns out that’s not true, but I’m still left wondering what’s supposed to be appealing here.

3 hours of colonial peasants in bright primary colors swapping logs and heaps of stone, with a soundtrack of almost constant Hans Zimmer orchestra stings

So many groups touring now raise serious Ship of Theseus questions.

Seriously, take me back to the halcyon days of the 80s and 90s, when television shows and movies were definitely not engineered solely to sell toys.

Just a small town girl, living in her lonely world
She took a midnight train going to Scamsville

She should’ve stopped believin’ a whole lot earlier..

Either one...

The third act in Weird : The Al Yankovic Story was when I found out the plot to the Arcade game Vigilante was actually true and based on Als fight to rescue Madonna https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vigilante_(video_game)

Yes that’s another example of like, it’s funny for a 13 year old, who could plausibly think that when the woman is on top, the man just lays there and therefore she wouldn’t be able to tell that the cold motionless body wasn’t alive.

Who did “they threw away a perfectly good white boy” first? It was in Better Off Dead as well, so I’m guessing it’s from some 70s flick like Uptown Saturday Night or something.

Well if this and Night of the Comet are all you have seen her in, check out The Last Starfighter from 1984!

It had musical scenes but was not a musical.

Stores are open!

No, that’s the next Knives out movie, Wake Up Dead Man

Has it really been 35 years since I saw in Narragansett movie theater by the Coast Guard House? Oh god...it has.

This. She’s bemoaning that briefest of periods in the late 90s to early 00s when indies were a cheap way for studios to buy Oscar noms for original screenplay, or supporting actor. They’d just go to Sundance and buy a few films there to beef up their awards slate. But then a number of those films flopped, or frankly…

Even back then a lot of up and comers were shooting commercials or music videos.