Today, Elmo teach you how to build pipe bomb, tee-hee!

Come to think of it, I haven’t seen a payphone in a long time. Has The Matrix already won out?

They’d better give him a lot of screen time or this is going to be one of those movies where the tone radically shifts whenever Nic Cage shows up and does his thing.

I have a hard time buying this version of the story for one simple reason: even theaters that aren’t showing this movie had their ticketing sites go dark last night. There has to be another explanation.

So an old man said something dumb and insensitive to a tabloid and apologized after realizing he was in the wrong. Honestly I hope I’m as kind and decent when (and if) I make it to my 70's.

Who knew the Grammys had a category for “most sexual assaults”?

Anyone want to bet that Dancy will be doing his American accent for this? I’m thinking it’s about 99.9... ah fuck it, 100% certain.

...even though Mario has had one voice actor for 25 years (Charles Martinet)

Glad he’s plugging The Devil’s Advocate. Such a crazy movie that seems like it’s almost been forgotten.

Overall enjoyable episode, but the Angels seem to have whatever powers are necessary for the plot at this point, including being able to move when people are looking at them (or can they just do that on the TARDIS?) They’re becoming the sonic screwdriver of villains.

Afterlife definitely contains a lot of fan service, but I’d strongly disagree that Gary is a fan surrogate — he’s the only sane person in the entire town. Everyone else somehow forgot that ghosts turned out to be real. It’s like if you lived through 9/11 or the JFK assassination, wouldn’t you remember that?

Sucks that they had to remove the flying part because it was so dangerous.

Between the off the beaten path locations and an introspective look at protest movements, it’s one of the most quintessentially Bay Area films ever made.

On one hand he does kind of look the part, but on the other I don’t think he’s done enough acid for it.

My personal favorite Mark Proksch moment was when he was in a coma and turned into “The Living Oscar” for a particularly cruel On Cinema segment.

...the fusion of adolescent yuks and gross-out gratuitousness operates as a sort of skeleton key to Ghostbusters’ anarchic charms.

I’m afraid it’s worse than that. You’re stuck on the Holodeck with no way out and this version of Geordi is a simulation.

Harold Ramis may be dead, but it’s okay because Dan Aykroyd doubled in size to make up for him.

It’s not really Fraggle Rock unless there are completely different host segments in every country it’s broadcasted in. Same with Thomas the Tank Engine.

I prefer Chef Goldblum: