Even though I know Trapped in Paradise is a very, very bad movie, Cage’s performance makes it eminently watchable.

Norm also is shrouded in mystery. He claimed he never drank once, and just naturally slurred and pretended to be drunk to add to his act and get with women. He claimed to be Polish despite his name, and was offended when someone assumed he was Polish because he ordered a Polish sausage. But it was because he was in a…

I liked Primer okay but I felt like Upstream Color was a far better movie in so many ways. I also really dug They Look Like People which straddles the line between horror and sci-fi, and definitely messes with your head in the same way other films on this list do.

Another film that’s not mentioned enough anymore is The…

One time my Dad wrote and tweeted a slightly amusing, very obvious joke about a current event on a Wednesday, then on Friday nights sent me a video of the exact same joke almost word for word on Bill Maher’s monologue. I’m not accusing Real Time of stealing my Dad’s joke, I’m saying the comedy writing on that show is…

I mean, aren’t the dummies the ones who most need it?

Patty Jenkins, is that you?

This is the correct opinion.

Indiana Jones 5 hahahahahaha!

Sad but not totally surprising, since they both have such distinctive creative voices and seem to know what they want to do early on in their projects (both Fleabag and Atlanta are remarkably assured from the jump).  Like Scorsese making a movie with the Coens, you both want to see it and kind of understand why it…

Tom Arnold should have gotten Best Supporting for True Lies

BSG reboot. I am generally of the opinion that modern remakes are [usually] pointless and stupid, and why in Dio’s name do they have to gender swap two of the characters to pretend like they’re throwing a bone to feminism? Inserting/expanding women into LOTR and The Hobbit were terrible choices, and this is going to…

True Lies, another James Cameron film, takes good advantage of an often underutilized Schwarzenegger quality: he can be pretty damned funny.

Community has a pretty good bit about about Abed’s favorite show, (actual American hangout sitcom) Cougar Town, being based off of (fake British sitcom) Cougarton Abbey, which ran for six episodes and ended with everyone drinking hemlock and dying.

It’s not fan service, it’s the culmination of the movie’s themes.

Good lord is that show just ridiculously good. Such deep character development within the midsts of just the goofiest shit imaginable.

It also presents the mythological version of Vader, rather than the one who actually exists.

Now, CP30 is smug and has no people skills.

I saw it when it came out, and I had no reference point because I didn’t really know who Quentin Tarantino was, and I had never seen Reservoir Dogs. I just remember the opening scene and then the cut to the credits and Dick Dale’s “Miserlou”, and my best friend and I turning to each other and saying, “Okay, this is…

Wolf is one of the great fictional characters of the last 10 years

Literally zero idea of what your point is here, but okay!