Is this guy’s 15 minutes up yet? 

How about if Indy Flashes 5 People?

Everybody else finally learning the lesson that Rotten Tomatoes learned in 2019 after Captain Marvel: Make people prove they saw the movie before they rate it.

i think i need to see a doctor about having my eyes stuck facing backward since they rolled so hard.

It wasn't Superbad, it was 21 Jump Street.

Employers are like strippers during a lap dance; they’ll encourage you by insinuating there will be more all day, but it never comes.

Love Scott Adkins.  He and Michael Jai White are criminally underappreciated.

She borderline ruined the story mode for me in 11, and it had nothing to do with her personal hot takes. She’s a fucking TERRIBLE actor. Her delivery at times was so unbelievably bad that my jaw dropped thinking someone actually approved this.

I fell off Overwatch when the news came out about the Cosby Suite and all related to it. I vowed never to play Overwatch again until Bobby Kotick is off payroll. He’s still there of course, but now even if he wasn’t, I’d still be avoiding OW2 because of this crap.  I’d really love to see the player count over time and…

Dafuk?  I don't know anyone who likes Lisa Goes Gaga.  That episode was terrible. 

It’s really kind of jarring how flat every scene of modern Simpsons looks compared to when it was hand-drawn. 

Vice had some cool documentaries but it also gave us Gavin McInnes so mixed bag. 

In any broadcast form, true audience connection only comes with relatability - REALness. And Drew has had many years of practice to break through a ton of preconceptions about who she is. I’m sure it informs her approach.

I saw this in Bar theater with friends and I can not remember laughing as hard as I did at a movie then I did when that happened. It was absolutely brilliant

yep, stopped there. Seems that X-men Apocalypse is somewhere near the top as well so definitely no need to continue.

Gotta be the most famous un-cancellation success story of all time. 21 seasons, one spin-off (Cleveland Show) and two other shows from Seth MacFarlane - American Dad (18 seasons) and Orville.

Unpopular opinion, but as a huge fan of the Gene Colan Dracula series, they already fucked up Blade 25 years ago.

I do feel like doubling down on the multiverse/cosmic stuff on the heels of Endgame was a misstep. As presented so far, Kang is not a terribly compelling villain. 

The best of the X-Men films are already in our rear view mirror anyway.