Yeap, this movie would have been serviced much better if more practical effects were used, instead of relying so much on crappy CGI effects.You know, so you could actually imagine how some of their tricks worked, instead of just, yeah, cartoon doves, big deal.

It's kind of like the podrace sequence in The Phantom Menace. Jake Lloyd seems like the most CGI thing in the race because he's the only actual non-CGI item, so he looks completely out of place. It's basically a live-action character in a cartoon setting.

Nobody kills anyone at Coachella except Kesha and Zedd.

Isn't the full title: Drive Angry Shot in 3D?

Avengers was actually a pretty decent quality conversion, though you could tell that it wasn't actually filmed with 3D in mind and there was really no reason for it other than to boost ticket sales.

The only film from the 80s 3D Wave that I saw was Survivor, starring Richard Moll as the main antagonist, Kragg. Definitely not worth watching. The only 3D-ish bits were where they'd focus in on something innocuous, like a tree branch or rock, way way in the foreground at either the start or end of a scene.

Let me give it a shot.

You are in command now, Admiral Piett.

I only eat food in bar form. When you concentrate food, you unleash its awesome power, I'm told.

No, just tomato soup, served ice cold.

You might say the secret ingredient is salt!

If this is your first time at Puppet Club, you have to puppet.

*Nailed

It's obviously a list, so AMC won't allow:
- Texting in its theatres
- Jesus

wuts so spzl abt teh cheesemkrs?

Well, considering it's KFC, there's no way for any of this to have a happy ending.

You should see the How It's Made video for the chicken hatchery. Like it's basically thousands of chicks on conveyor belts going through a Rube Goldberg device.

Look, some of us are just uncomfortable with the thought of getting hot sauce in our peepee holes.

Holy shit, I forgot about that Poochie-level rap.

To be fair, they're quoting James Cameron.