Actually I definitely would question the sanity of a director who took the one person essential for the movie’s success and forced her into an unsafe car at 40 mph for a shot that doesn’t even show her face.

So is the only option let people get away with bad behaviour, because oh no, the geniuses might get discouraged? Nonsense. All of those men you mentioned were persistent as hell. Let alone all the abused women and minorities who persisted. Talent does not go hand in hand with being an asshole. How about George…

Doesn’t really matter when she:

Er... what?

He hit on Bjork then called her crazy so yeah let’s hope his time is up too

I was disappointed by the 2005 The Producers (and I say that as a fan of both the Mel Brooks original and musicals in general), but Thurman was definitely one of the best parts about it.

So do I, to be honest. But the overall film was disappointing (at least box-office and critically-speaking).

Aww I loved her in The Producers, actually.

I had to do a double take on The Avengers, I had totally forgotten about that movie.

Uma Thurman was brilliant in the Kill Bill films and in her one and only Oscar-nominated role in Pulp Fiction, but it’s a shame so many of her other films have been so mediocre or downright terrible, like The Avengers, Batman & Robin, My Super Ex-Girlfriend and The Producers remake.

Duh, you turn down the carbonite and call the Kessel Run:

I’m from Europe. And from a country that doesn’t even do rugby. Until I went to UK for the first time at the end of high school I didn’t even know there was a difference between American football and rugby. Many, even very into sport, people where I’m from wouldn’t do much better. So it always amuses me when Americans…

It’s not like it’s about the real football anyway. You know the really popular one. Played with feet.

Ask them what happens when it’s third-down, bases loaded, and they only have twelve parsecs left on the clock. Boy will they look foolish.

You have 4 tries (downs) to move the ball forward 10 yards. If you succeed, you get 4 more tries to do it all over again. Repeat until you get the ball to the end of the field and score a touchdown, or fail and give the ball to the other team so they can try.

I only knew the Tom Landry one, and only thanks to King of the Hill.

Ryan even looks like that dud.

I knew all of them. Get you a nerd who can do both.*

Same here. I just do not understand how football even works. Like, none of it. “Down? What’s that?” “Why are they all standing around letting the clock run down? DO SOMETHING?”

I only knew the fair catch one, and might have guessed the option play based on context clues if I hadn’t already read the answer in the article.