Another garbage-zombie refugee from the Weinstein Estate Bankruptcy Fire Escape

You’re entirely safe.

TIL that there are folks out there with lives so empty, pitiful, and pathetic that they are - proudly - “spite-fans”.

It’s not “rare” at all for a working character actor to be the lead in a student-, indie-, foreign-helmed US-, or any other typical first-feature.

That’s why there’s so much ripe Kay Lenzitude in that film - to balance it out.

“The Crow” was a middling movie, but “Knowing” is a guilty pleasure of well-done Cage fun and a cracking good tale.

It’s not the “Disney properties” that are the root. It’s that *Milne’s books* entered the public domain, and these companies have now realized they could simply mine all the same other public domain stories that Disney already did long ago (or whose source material is now p.d.) - and then even milk that Disney…

That’s rough - he was thisclose to being overlooked in the In Memorium reel.

A terrible actress.

This article entirely misses the crucial motivation behind the decision: Neil sold his catalog in January 2022 to refinance his life (half the publishing goes to the new owner); he was prevailed upon to stop vetoing such (relatively) lucrative digital avenues of distribution.

It’s a really fun show that has a lot of “Northern Exposure” in its bones.

She most assuredly did *not* know what she was doing. All indications were that she was far too green. My client and longtime friend testified earlier this week, so I am constrained in saying more.

As bad a remake idea as this is, it *pales* in comparison to Akiva Schaeffer remaking “The Naked Gun” with Liam Neeson.

You can’t keep a good premise down.

Counterpoint: they looked exactly like the sheeting and molded plastic that the PD says they used in a current interview elsewhere on AVC. i.e. Half-assed on a warm set.

Well, at least now I understand why the entire “ice cave” looked exactly like molded plastic and plastic sheeting on a warm, blatantly-fake set.

Ah, an actual comment.

Claes Bang would be great too.

We can always hope that their ‘new direction’ will be John Sayles’ old direction.

“(which was actually greenlit),”