this probably wrapped filming a long time ago, but they should have done a day of re-shoots to put in a scene where someone plays Al’s music for Dr. Demento who is then absolutely overjoyed to learn that Weird Al is white

No, but only because they don't like anything. They don't even like themselves.

Do TV execs like TV?

Feels like 2 Days in the Valley to me.

Customer bitches at front line workers instead of management.

Feist is a big name in her own right. Ya doofus.

Excuse me, but Feist has a pretty respectable career of her own. Does Arcade Fire regularly do stuff with the Muppets? No, they do not. Point: Feist.

That’s because it’s a good movie.

The movie’s not perfect, but it was literally breathtaking for me since, for the first time since Empire Strikes Back, I had no idea where any individual scene or the overall movie was going. After decades of predictable storytelling, Johnson flipped over the table and did new and exciting stuff.

It’s imperfect, but by FAR the best of the Sequel Trilogy. It was unexpected, beautiful, frustrating, thrilling, and, you know, we’re still talking about it. When was the last time anyone mentioned Rise of the Skywalker or whatever the fuck?

Bruce Timm has made some bad stuff but the DCAU was hugely influential to a large portion of DC’s current fanbase. Plus Timm isn’t the head writer for the new Batman series, he hired Ed Brubaker for that job. Zaslav’s poor treatment of animation is going to hurt them very badly in the long term.

Bruce Timm just can’t get a break. If the Nu52 garbage over the last 10 years wasn’t bad enough, he finally gets another animated series and now faces cancellation before even airing.

we need a remake of DAY OF THE ANIMALS.

Sepinwall made what I thought was a very interesting point: "Sometimes, when spinoffs bring back characters from the parent series, it’s to remind you of why you liked them in the first place. Both of Walt’s appearances here have instead played up his most insufferable qualities, giving you the worst version of Walter…

Oof

Right? How bad must something be for even WB to be like “No, this will do irreversible damage to our reputation and brand.”

sources referred to the movie as “irredeemable” after test screenings.

“Jon Voight’s an idiot.” Haha, preach!

This is really just confirming what a bunch of people have already figured out. Marvel relies too much on CGI work that is done by overworked and underpaid artists and hasn’t been properly integrated into the rest of the movie. It shouldn’t be the understaffed VFX team’s responsibility to restructure the third act at…

I really hope you’ve got more going on in your life than trying to earn stars on a pop culture website’s comments section with your “jokes.”