i reckon it was more reynolds politely saying ‘hey bud keep my name out of your mouth’ than it was ‘making amends’. that’s why miller had to pivot to the ‘actually i didn’t say anything bad’ clickbait angle. 

I’m not going to make any claims about being a spectacular OW Player and when it comes to competitive it’s not a pool into which I regularly dip my toes. I got the itch to try it out with a friend last night and the first game we joined had an opposing Hanzo who had 30+ eliminations and never missed a one-hit headshot…

Wasn’t that supposed to be semi-autobiographical about her marriage to Spike Jonze? I think they were a little older, still in their 20s though, and movies always want to make people younger

Plus, I’ve read that the film depicts the character at various stages of his life and at various weights, so that presents a challenge. It’s easier to cast an actor like Fraser—who is a larger actor by Hollywood standards—and then craft a few different suits so that he can play the character at various stages of his…

Someone that size would have extreme difficulty getting to and from the set, going through makeup and wardrobe, and spending weeks of long days under hot lights.

we know

She could well be talking about what kinds of roles she was offered and pushed toward, as opposed to what she actually ended up doing.

Could y’all please return to showing where the film will be released (Theatrical, Netflix, etc) in the data box?

Ha! That’s our Shershow! Classic Shershow!

“He said ‘you know what I like about you, Weasel?’, and I took that personally, as Weasel is my legal name and not the character I was playing at the time.

Also me being an asshole and sex pest has nothing to do with this. Just bringing that up. No reason.”

“Emoji Movie star” is just exquisite shade. 

Dude tanked his own career with his on and off-set behavior. This is ludicrous. Also, that joke completely fits the 4th wall breaking and isn’t all that mean. It’s literally how the characters talk to each other in the film. What a goob.

Maybe it’s just me, but this seems like a nothing story.

I had no idea Domhnall was his son, which should have been obvious to me now in retrospect. What a talented family. 

I thought it was hilarious.  I guess Sherman’s energy is not for everyone (ahem, the reviewer), but I liked it.

“Again, a pre-recorded piece suggests that the show should dispense with the ‘live.’”

Again, a pre-recorded piece suggests that the show should dispense with the “live.”

So the two sketches which made me laugh loudly last night and watching again today were not even referenced? Photos was a crowd pleaser and showed off the great connection between Farrell and Gleeson and Gleeson playing the 67 year old High School Senior had laughs, good references and a nice ending! Also I love that…

Hey, they’ve got to use the blood hose at least once every couple years to keep it running.

Unless I missed something, didn’t the googly-eyes sketch mean Sarah had to do the entire sketch *blind*? So no cue card help, and she couldn’t miss bumping into or pulling the right (or is that wrong) thing. Respect for that.

I thought of the alien abduction sketches too but it felt different enough to not be a complete rehash. I did like the secondary bit about Lorne telling that guy it’s fine he doesn’t write anything or appear in any sketches for a while.