Just rewatched Popeye. That movie really doesn't quite work but she's fantastic in it. It's hard to imagine anyone else giving that performance.

Great actor. Don't Look Now is a favorite. He's incredible in the last few scenes of Ordinary People as a man processing that his marriage has been dying for a long time. 

The show absolutely would not have worked or survived without the chemistry of the original cast. (And, seriously, few companions since have ever been as dashing or charming - Russell was a handsome fella.)

It did inspire the single best joke in Popstar, where his terrible album gets added to home appliances.

He's always seemed like such an obvious choice for The Doctor. 

Nebraska is a great album. White is a solid choice. I have zero interest in this. 

It's a delightfully bizarre show that embraces how crazy the series' lore has become. Yet every once in a while the show is also oddly touching. It shouldn't work but it does.

This was fine but, honestly, if there is a third movie build it off Grace (by far the best thing about this reboot) and ditch the super overqualified but barely used supporting cast. Coon is a great actress. Name one interesting moment she gets here. No more cameos from the original film unless it actually contributes…

Do you know how much necromancers charge to raise Astaire and Rogers from the grave?

Yeah, I love a lot of 70s and 80s horror because they may have lacked in acting or basic storytelling coherence but they delivered on things like creative budget creature design and memorable kills. The first movie sucked at all of the above.

Rich divorced couple fight over winery sounds like an 80s nighttime soap plot. Tonight on Falcon Crest . . .

It's well acted and it has its moments but it's never particularly funny. And it seems really obvious to me that the less passive and more charismatic Moose would make a better central character.

Rewatched The Scorpion King recently and The Rock looks so different in that movie. Like, he's still an impressive specimen but he looks fit instead of huge.

Vincent was always my favorite Eureka resident. Far too young. RIP.

Whatever my feelings about present day Cleese or Idle, it’s not exactly a secret that the Python gang has always had multiple internal tensions. I mean, Cleese has spent 40 years complaining about the drama around his final season of Flying Circus and The Meaning of Life.

I can’t argue that Eternals is a good movie. It’s just too sprawling and oddly structured. But it’s one of the few recent superhero movies I can see developing the cult that not good but weirdly ambitious movies develop.

I think Bowen Yang is very talented and I despise Haley. But honestly, SNL has been like this for decades at this point. Michaels will put on anyone who will generate a little buzz or controversy. It's part of the deal you make working there. If he can get Sarah Palin to sneak up behind you while you do a Palin…

Can I please know where you live? Because I am suddenly very interested in visiting a place where Tyler James Williams and William Jackson Harper are the middle of the road choices.

“If that’s all you require from your limited series, you will likely be yas-queens-ing on social media over Capote Vs. The Swans.” Maybe stick to the actual content of the show and not snide swipes at your stereotyped view of the audience? 

She was very funny on Miracle Workers.