My son was six when this came out and had seen some of the other movies at home, but got a little freaked out by some of the scarier scenes, so I didn’t take him to this one either. I saw it, drove home, told him and my wife to get dressed, and drove right back to the theater with them. I watched him instead of the…

“rewatch Smallville” LOL! good one!

Bravo on this series, Tom. It’s been a weekly highlight for me. Man, I can’t wait for the next one.

HodOREO.

DC Universe streaming service gets DC’s “entire digital comics library,” reveals Stargirl costume

I always thought Duran Duran did way more lifting from Japan than from Roxy Music.

It was only a matter of time. You can’t see Gunn do the first movie without expecting him to pop back up in the third.

I would like to request that Ms. Spheeris write an autobiography . . . growing up in traveling carnivals and becoming a successful filmaker AND facing down the Wicked Letch of the West AND to come out the other side a punk rock lady with zero fucks to give?!? More, yes, please.

“Who better to perform a piece of music subtitled Symphony Of Sorrowful Songs than Portishead’s Beth Gibbons?”

Shouldn’t that movie at the end be called “Kevin & Rosa”?!

Hot take: The original Ghostbusters wasn’t that great, and definitely wasn’t “it deserves two reboots” great.

on the other side, no Monkee ever funded a Monty Python movie...

Can’t wait for the explanation of how calling out “an old white guy” is racist.

Aw dang those poor old white guys.  Been held down so long, when they gonna get theirs.

Because we know it upsets you so.

It’s completely absurd that, when I read his name, the first image to come forth is still him as the replacement teacher from “Head of the Class”.

Which he was perfectly entertaining in, don’t get me wrong.

I came to the realization that Randy holds it down throughout the movie. When Ralphie is beating up Farkus, he runs over, assesses the situation, recovers Ralphie’s glasses, then goes and gets reinforcements. He also hides and cries when he thinks the Dad is going to kill Ralphie, knowing people will come looking for…

That’s Jeff “Skunk” Baxter. Yes, the same Jeff “Skunk” Baxter who played with Steely Dan and who was in the Doobie Brothers at the time they appeared on that two-part episode of “What’s Happenin’!!”

“The Winds of Winter is not so much a novel as a dozen novels, each with a different protagonist, each having a different cast of supporting players, antagonists, allies and lovers around them, and all of these weaving together against the march of time in an extremely complex fashion. So it’s very, very challenging.”

Isn’t the remark that “one of the classic movie channels is showing Jaws 3D” is a friendly snipe at the channel that used to proudly be “American Movie Classics”?