I’m not buying some of the blade runner stuff either

I agree, that is somewhat sketchy. Also everyone was cool with side directions from a guy who is very much not the director about “hey I’m gonna scream in your face, just totally ignore me for no reason, it’ll be a cute prank”?

This redditor is truly doing God’s work.

I had to Google it too. Not because I didn’t know what it was, though. I just have a problem.

He should smile more. He’d be more attractive if he smiled.

The funny thing is that he looks perfectly normal (and like he’d make a good Captain America) until he puts on the helmet. Then suddenly he’s this guy.

I made it through about fifteen minutes of the documentary before giving up out of boredom. Does anyone find this story even half as compelling as production companies and media outlets find this story? Some libertarian fuckwits who are living indictments of the federal tax system gave a huckster with a stupid idea a…

I think Dennis was only mentioning women who arrived after Amy/Rachel/Tina/Maya.

That wasn’t just a bad episode in terms of it being not funny but a bad episode in wondering what the hell they were thinking. I have no idea what was up with the Kamala Harris Passover Seder skit or the opening monologue or the NFT skit or half of it. The only skit that worked in any sort of way was the Barfly skit…

“Wells came up with the idea that Maggie has no internal sense of self and instead simply adopts her boyfriends’ interests, right down to the way they like their eggs.”

(Almost) everybody forgets Saving Private Ryan’s opening.

I think the opening scene he’s talking about is, “Old man walks through graveyard.”
 

“So, Gary, when do we shoot my full-frontal peeing scene?”
“Uh, what? That’s nowhere in the script.”

*furiously starts writing screenplay for “Baby Bride Wedding”* This is gonna be a giant hit!

To me, this one’s mostly notable because it was directly afterward that Madonna tried to remake herself into a Julia Roberts-esque actress with the extremely ill-considered The Next Best Thing. Now that would make a great article for this: the director of Midnight Cowboy tries to be Garry Marshall, and despite some…

Maybe it would’ve done better if they made her a streetwalking, let-you-do-her-up-against-a-dumpster, chews-gum-to-get-the-taste-of-random-dude’s-man-fat-outta-her-mouth hooker.

Make it a llama, or better yet an alpaca, and you’ve got yourself a picture. But a mere horse?

I mostly just remember this because Gary Marshall asked Chris Meloni to be in the film due to liking his work on Oz. The pipeline from playing a sociopathic murderer with a severe allergy for clothes to being the other man in romcoms must be low.

Never saw it, mostly because that central, hyped image of Julia Roberts in a wedding dress galloping away on a horse looked so flat. A bride escaping on a horse! Isn’t that crazy?