Fun fact: Adam Sandler was Hess' first choice for the title character but he turned it down because, as a wrestling fan, he found the premise insulting. So, Sandler being a stick in the mud helped prevent an enjoyable Jack Black vehicle from turning into another painful Sandler vehicle.

Yeah, I see your point.

I loved it when I was 12 and I re-watched it recently. It… didn't hold up well for me.

Film Crit Hulk likes Your Highness too, so you're not alone.

(Spoilers if you haven't seen Saved! and want to see it)

Yeah, Your Highness and The Sitter were just wretched.

I still need to see that one. Also, I've enjoyed two DGG films released after Snow Angels (Pineapple Express and Joe).

It's kind of baffling that Rockwell's never worked with the Coen Brothers when you think about it.

Jesus, it's a shame such a great cast was wasted on an apparently dull movie.

There's worse reasons to green-light a movie. This could have been green-lit to hold on to the rights, ala The Amazing Spider-Man films and that thing they called a Fantastic Four movie.

Was this enough of a flop to ensure that Rabin will take a look at it?

There were too many traumatic memories from the set of Karate Dog for him to do another talking dog movie.

That's one of the things I loved about Ant-Man. The stakes may have been lower than most Marvel movies, but it worked a lot better than most too.

I'm not sure is you knew this or not, but there actually was a sequel to Birth Of A Nation. It's called The Fall Of A Nation and it's a lost film.

Good God, this show is amazing. I can not think of a single serious flaw with this show. I'm seriously bummed we only get 1 more episode this year.

Bill Murray. He's on a dog-portraying fit lately.

CBGB would make for a great case file. If Rabin does write one, I hope he mentions how the director bragged about shooting scenes in locations without permission of the owners. By the way, the director of CBGB was Randall Miller. You might remember him as the guy who was going to direct the Gregg Allman biopic and…

It is; her name's Joey King.

VanDerWerff did a great breakdown about bullying and how it's impossible to bully people "above" you in his legendary review of Mario Lopez's vile H8R. http://www.avclub.com/tvclu…

That's not true about Seagal; they also talk about how overweight he is for a supposed action hero.