Oh. I know what you’re making a reference to.
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Yeah, there are a lot of properties from then that really sucked, but it didn’t stop me from loving them to death. In fact, sometimes I think the crappier they were the more enjoyment I got out of them, like Dino-Riders, C.O.P.S., Bionic Six...
Voyagers! I freaking loved that show.
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Just give me the original Muppet Babies and Muppet Show on Netflix.
A thousand times THIS. The toys were amazing, and the show was a ton of fun. An animated reboot with CGI vehicles would be excellent.
Cheesy name aside, it was a surprisingly deep post-apocalyptic drama, which makes sense given J. Michael Straczynski’s involvement. There has been a push to remake or make a prequel, but that seems to have stalled.
“Akira the film just isn’t that good. It’s good for its time...”
Good news! He did! It’s called Kong: Skull Island!
Roger Moore was the first Bond I watched, making him the measuring stick I held every other Bond to as I went back through the library.
Love Gwendoline Christie’s just rolled out of trash compactor tousled hair look. [wink]
Make the joke IRL to friends who are on the same general humor spectrum and who are aware that something reprehensible is coming. Don’t do it online where literally everyone can see and where any nuance or sarcasm will be lost.
You reap what you sew. If you’re going to try and make your cash off the suffering of others, you deserve what you get.
Space Balls is easily Mel Brook’s weakest film. It’s a fantastic parody, but it’s still a parody. Parody films are the laziest form of comedy.
The part where he stated he felt the need to say why because if he didn’t, the internet would’ve created its own narratives (JUSTICE LEAGUE IS A MESS HE GOT FIRED!!!) is sad. Can the internet stop its irrational hatred of him now?
I really liked the one vefore final chapter, it was the perfect kindof dumb movie that is just trying to entertain you, and had no higher ambitions. I was ok with that.