Josh Gad wouldn't be bad compared to the much worse option of James Cordon as Odie. Who would be super loud and for some weird reason British.

So is the AV Club saying the studio should have just pulled this movie for tax reasons?

Considering that you can't really diagnose someone with CTE until after their death and football players and pro wrestlers are at a higher risk for it (The Rock was both), having Dwayne Johnson as POTUS could end up going very badly.

I figured it is probably actually like that because the writers can’t be that stupid can they? But I also think there could be the impression among a lot of casual fans that you do need to see everything for it to work.

I definitely want to see this, and I know my kids do. But at the same time has there ever been a Marvel movie with more prerequisites than this one? Because having to have seen the previous movie plus three different Disney+ shows (including one terrible one) to fully understand things is a lot to expect, even for…

Well they had agents smart enough to advise them to walk away from those kind of crappy offers. Because it feels like if they are that far apart for people who can probably easily find other jobs, there isn't much more you can do.

The important question that needs answering though, is did Timberlake meet Ginuwine before or after he met Milhouse?

Didn't Norton have some kind of script approval clause in his contract? Which I think may have happened because the movie got developed before Marvel Studios was a real thing. But once they were real, there was no way the studio, knowing how controlling they are, was going to let an actor dictate what was in the…

The worst part about that American Woman cover is that since the music and lyrics were written by Canadians, it counted as Canadian content. Which meant that it counted as part of the 35% Canadian content that radio stations here have to play. So it got way more airplay on rock radio stations than it otherwise should…

Wow nothing from Nirvana Unplugged in NY. Where did you Sleep Last Night or Man Who Sold the World seem like obviously choices.

When did they ever say the Manger Babies were frozen in ice. I mean Luanne is an amazing character but I am not sure she is smart enough to come up with that kind of backstory.

Could an actor go as a character from a movie that is in public domain? Like Count Orlok from Nosferatu? How about a movie that isn’t available on home video or streaming? Like could an actor go as Buddy Christ from Dogma?

Also breaking news: someone who is basically at the top level in the world at whatever they do might be super cocky. And Bruce Lee was absolutely the top martial arts movie star in the world. I mean the phrase never meet your heroes is a saying for a reason.

And two sequels. I watched them all probably 25 years ago. I remember the second one being really good but Shaft in Africa not being so good, despite the awesome name.

The only catch is it has to be a Shawn Levy movie with a minimum of three characters that have appeared in some other Star Wars movie or show.

Yea I get the gore levels. It must just be my messed up sense of humour because the crazy amounts of blood are like comical for me (especially knowing it's corn syrup and food colouring). Throw in the stop motion weird head snake thing and Ash fighting his own hand and it's practically a comedy for me.

Can Evil Dead 2 be considered funny enough to not be scary?

Paul Rudd going as Weird Al again might also be questionable since people might thing he is dressed as Daniel Radcliffe from Weird: the Al Yankovic Story.

Adjusting the cap makes sense, because it seems crazy that some working actor is paying a higher percentage of his actor income to union dues than Robert Downey Jr. Especially if the union is the one paying health insurance. But it seems like that is something the union could have done at anytime if they actually…

My point was that in every interview or quote I read from her she comes across as kind of dumb. So trying to picture her in like any other job is kind of hard for me.