I just ate some. Not very Cheeto-y, but good like you would expect deep-fried cheese to be.

Everyone looks unfairly askance at Taco Bell's tacos while Jack in the Box's tacos get a free ride to drunken diarrhea town.

While vacationing in SoCal last week, I noticed tons and tons of GSW shirts and gear on folks at Disneyland. Fucking bandwaggoneers.

The compositing never looks great for some reason. Sometimes, like tonight, it's better than others.

Is that the same as Marine Todd?

God, I hated every single second of this movie. And the balls it has to not really resolve anything and blatantly set up a sequel!

I just wonder what the fuck has taken CBS/Paramount so long to mount a return to TV.

I'm just glad an update from this Kickstarter was finally about the comedy and not about the 3D printed dickery of new puppets and concept drawings of the set and SOL.

I remember thinking how silly Bale looked as Batman in the daylight in TDKR. Its not a good look

Sure, everyone hated X-Men: The Last Stand (too harshly, I still argue), but DOA is a pretty not-correct of the state of the franchise after the still highest-grossing movie of the series in X3.

The Lisa Simpson look is always in

After mine were out, I fell asleep and woke up to find my brother and then-girlfriend watching "The Incredibles." I sat there talking to them for 5 minutes before going into the bathroom to see my lips were covered in dried blood.

Yeah I don't get it either

I see and hear all the Crosley bashing, but all of the local record shops here in Austin still sell them. Is this like having "I Just Called To Say I Love You?"

Why wouldn't this be Soundwave?

Wait wait wait…how has the fucking host of Double Dare been overlooked on Fallon's Tonight Show?

I think that's the biggest problem with the MCU as a whole: each movie not properly acknowledging or respecting what came before it, instead just picking and choosing what to use as plot motivation. Like, AoU made a giant effort to show the Avengers rescuing civilians in Sokovia, devoting so much screen time and the…

Because it was a giant placeholder?

I'm pretty confident I grasped the film and its strengths and weaknesses both times I watched it.

Maybe dud is too strong, perhaps misfire? I feel like we should have thought of the Ant-Man movie as a less vulgar, somewhat less meta Deadpool. I thought Ant-Man was the perfect opportunity to have someone comment on the ridiculousness and self-serious nature of the whole MCU, and the movie barely grazed on that. Not…