Reminds me of a line from a Kids in the Hall Skit about an actor’s latest film “Critics said it was his best film to date. Unfortunately they also thought it was terrible.”

The Spy Who Dumped Me is McKinnon’s best big-screen vehicle since 2016’s Ghostbusters

Yeah, there’s a considerable amount of “homophobic” material from Monty Python, much of it written by Graham Chapman. It’s called satire.

If you want to have an argument, you need to pay first.

That’s a bad theory 

It’s the Star Wars movie, Canteena, where the staff indifferently do their jobs while talking to each other about Clerks. Plus one of them wasn’t even supposed to be in on that day.

“The most massive IP I’ve ever been allowed to play with.”

This is apoor man’s too many coks

The fact that none of the streamers in this video goes off on a racist/homophobic rant kind of ruins the illusion.

I was surprised that I didn’t hate Discovery but I really feel it’s Star Trek in name only. It’s somehow manages to get a visual style that manages to look nothing like Enterprise, TOS or the Kelvin timeline movies. The Klingons really should have just been some new alien race. They didn’t want to make them look…

There’s no word yet on exactly what happened to cause Harberts and Berg to flee, but Variety reports on escalating “tensions” in the show’s writer’s room over the last few months.

I didn’t realize it during Season 4, because it was so awful, but Arrested Development really suffers from Netflix’s binge format. These eight episodes had a lot of laughs, but not a single one was satisfying and none of them could stand on their own (I could tell you the plot of the first and eighth, and the overall…

Also: the orignal Muppets stuff is very much adult oriented. It’s only until both Sesame Workshop/Sesame Street and The Muppet Show (as got aired in the US) that they were seen as a family friendly property by default. Originally, they straddled both side of the aisle.

I salute your Krabappelesque delivery.

The trademark dispute in this case, by the way, was based only on “brand confusion.” However, since “No sesame, all street” (the line in question) in fact seems to be distancing the film from Sesame Street and didn’t use anything else to indicate the film was made by Sesame Workshop, the judge declared that there was…

KIDNEY BEANS ARE THE SUPERIOR LEGUME, FIGHT ME

The Dead Pole.

Borscht Almighty

The best part of this movie is the Lindsey Buckingham penned theme song, Arlington Road. Such an amazing tune:

*sadly puts away 'The Big book of Synthetic Boobs
*single tear rolls down cheek