I keep looking for overlooked flaws in the film every time I see it. And I never find them. Jaws is probably one of the most perfect films ever made.

Also, the original described as “campy”?  In a decade filled with cheesy alien and monster invasion films, the original War of the Worlds stands out to me as being a genuinely horrifying film.  The special effects have also held up remarkably.

Scroll so the picture of Iger cuts off at the level of his mouth. It looks like he’s wearing a life preserver. Is he here to the rescue the foundering SS Disney or is he about to jump ship too?

Like Bergman, maybe?

As someone who was a young adult in the 90s... yes, the 70s defintely were the nostalgia decade of the time, although it was less of "I miss the good old days" and more of "That was a really weird time".

It's also at least partially a dog whistle for "Jews".

Calling her an "inventor" is being very generous.  

Is it just my screen, or does it look like Kevin Costner ages about 10 years when you click from the opening picture to the first slide?

Technically, “Burger” should sound more like “Boorger” if you use the German pronunciation.

Anyone else besides me completely unsurprised that Danny Snyder’s team charges the most for beer, which I assume is probably mass-market swill?

I just noticed... Chris Hemsworth, a conventionally masculine and handsome Australian being directed by the very quirky Kiwi Taika Waititi.

When does this movie take place? There might be deeper levels of poignancy depending on the era: post-desegregation, pre or post-2011 (the year gays were allowed to openly serve), for example.

That was my conclusion the first time I ate Subway in the 90s. It appeals to people who like bland, textureless food. And judging by the chain's success, there seem.to be an awful lot of those people in the US.

If Chapelle ever gets Polish citizenship, there'll be no stopping him!

I would answer that question as, no, it was a very underrated film, but then again, I’m one of the few who really seemed to like The Good Dinosaur. Mainly because the timid character Arlo reminded me of my Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.

“An unofficial comeback from an artist who never went away, 1983’s Too Low For Zero marked the first time Elton John collaborated with Bernie Taupin on a full album since 1986.” Um, what?

Who did Jerry Seinfeld speak for besides himself?

He ironically gave good advice in this case.

I do admit to the Schadenfreude.

I was thinking more along the lines of 2-3 minute Youtube videos that break down why a given ad is complete BS.