Yeah, he was great on Diff’rent Strokes. “I don’t know what you mean by that, Willis. But I’m sure it’s my fault. Sorry.”

I’m with you. Those of us with strong likes and dislikes (“picky eaters” as the undiscriminating would call us) are at a marked disadvantage with “Family-Style” ordering. If you like what I order but I don’t like what you order, I end up getting shafted. If you want to be adventurous and order the goat testicles go…

I saw the trailer for this and figured it’d be schmaltz. After reading the review, I really want to see it.

There is no cat-hate in this movie. The villains in the movie are not cats, and I don’t recall a single anti-cat sentiment expressed by anyone, human or dog. The villains in the movie ARE, however the kind of cat-lovers who hate dogs. That’s fair enough. I’m a dog-lover who has no use for cats...

Isle of Apes.

I didn’t get that joke until you put it in this context. Thank you for making me feel stupid.

It’s entirely possible that that’s the *intent,* but the question “Does it work?” might still be answered “No.”

Maybe Keegan’s the Martin and Jordan’s the Lewis.

Instead of Cheetos, what if we have him put chili powder on communion wafers? It’d get smartass kids back to Mass where they belong, instead of bothering our divinely-placed leaders to disarm the population.

I invented peanut butter on hot dogs. Where’s MY movie?

For a pacifist/isolationist nation that has more or less avoided (external) warfare for thousands of years (primarily by convincing everybody else they’re not worth invading), Wakanda seems to have devoted an awful lot of their tech to weapons. I mean, every male in Switzerland is required to maintain a combat rifle,…

Oh yeah, I didn’t doubt that the billboard and clinic were actually part of the environment, I just wondered (still wonder) whether the inclusion of them in the movie was a deliberate...message? ...theme?

The stamp won’t mention LSD explicitly, but don’t lick the back unless you’re with someone you trust.

My god, these have GOT to be the thing (or the sort of thing) that inspired the SNL “WOKE Jeans” ad parody, right? “Made for everybody...because they’re made for NO body!”

I like the way they think.

Johnny B. Storm.

That’s just what I call “being in love...”

It isn’t?

Michael B. Good.

I loves me some Florence, and I agree with you. Nonetheless, I cannot bring myself to dislike TayTay’s “Shake It Off.” It’s catchy, infectious, and fun, which is what Pop needs to be.