I fucking LOVED the first season or so of Sleepy Hollow. It was just so unabashedly batshit ridiculous.

What does a yellow lightsaber mean?

I think i saw his show falling outside my window 

Me: “I don’t care if Star Wars explores new characters/locations or just keeps using the same ones, as long as they can handle basic narrative storytelling, which they have completely failed to do in every live-action project for the last five years.”

“To tell you the truth, when I’m given the opportunity to audition for serial killers or aliens, I figure I’ve got carte blanche to make shit up,” Colantoni told us back in 2016. “Because nobody can say, ‘Oh, an alien would never behave that way.’ So fuck it: I’m gonna play around with it.”

Trafficking.

Never trust a Christian ‘savior’.

F this guy!

what does “possession” mean in the digital sense? If anyone can right-click and save the image, then what is actually being possessed? 

Can we all agree that Nixon in Watchmen was horrible in all aspects? Like laughably bad.

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Man wait’ll The Post gets a load of Diane Keaton in that Annie Hall movie, she even wears a man’s hat!

Whoever that woman is, she’s got guts. That is one of the bravest things I’ve ever seen.

Eh, that’s probably for the best...he’s not half the man he used to be.

That’s an incredibly courageous decision. Just amazing.

I got a great William Hurt story.

It was about a decade ago. I was working my crappy art supply retail job in Portland. William Hurt walks in, and I don’t believe it’s really him.

Woman I’m ringing up points to him and says, “That’s William Hurt!” I turn around to look, and think, “Nah. Why would William Hurt be here?”

Sh…

And my favorite, Inspector Bumstead in Dark City, initially trying to catch Rufus Seward’s character (whom he thinks is a murderer) but who eventually comes to realize that something is very odd and wrong about the city he lives in.

“For more than 98 years, the Walt Disney Company has been synonymous with the words Family Friendly, and I can think of no other corporation in American history that has been built more squarely on the backs—and on the wallets—of parents and families,” writes group president Tim Winter. “It seems wildly…

God, I love Michelle Yeoh.