You clearly are an expert at maths. So you’re saying ‘nth quintillionth of this car’s 6/4’s looks cromulent?

This is what happens when smalled dicked gym-rats can’t get a real job that doesn’t require physical labor.

Hold the gun in your mouth and race as fast as you can toward a cliff. At the last second, open the door of the car and jump out. While you’re rolling through the gravel, not getting hurt because duh, take the gun out of your mouth and fire it at the car. Hit it just perfect, so it explodes. After the flames shoot…

The restaurant (Hatfield’s Restaurant) in the film Chef is the same restaurant as in Grandfathered and a handful of other TV shows.

He looks like a lemon after I leave it out, on my kitchen counter, too long.

Shhh it’s almost as if they’re trying to sell a franchise based on recognizable ideas.

He sounds like a complete asshole. He drove up to, and SAW, an IN PROGRESS parade. He was mad that his precious time was being taken up so he tried to nose through the crowd. When people in the crowd pounded on his car to let him know he’s an asshole and he should stop, little man got even more angry. That’s when he…

I’ll stick to my Kershaw that I bought during a woof-off for less than $40

Fuck that deaf bastard. You are capable enough to legally obtain a driver’s license, then you should conduct your self legally. He’s doubling down on what a scumbag he is by using his disability as an excuse.

It may fall into the realm of “satire” with these sort of things.

For real. I have whatever producer check my spelling on titles and copy twice over because I know I’m a shit speller, and unless you use a 3rd party script to check it (not always able to install things on studio equipment) you’re sort of SOL unless you’re copy and pasting from another program with spellcheck.

I’ll be totally honest, I don’t know. I was just joking in line with your commentary of “iconic” movie scenes. I would say Superman Returns scene, Indy 3 scene, and MMFR scene....not anywhere near what I would consider “iconic”. All of your commentary was spot on though.

Maybe the title should be, “These were the movies we were legally allowed to show in this clip.”

There is no built-in spellcheck in Premiere or After Effects.

Even if you do have an ADT account and it’s activated, you’re just as secure if you didn’t have it. Honestly that company is a joke.

screen door effect is a compression/scaling issue. Not good.

Pretty good mashup. Although I really do hate the use of crossfading. It’s out of place for the franchise.

I believe the track was released on or before the release of the trailer.

Also that Bryan Adams song...

I get stoned and watch it now and again. It’s a fun movie if you don’t take it any more serious than a screaming homeless person on a late night subway train.