Setting aside the hyperventilation of the first reactions quoted above... I saw the trailer for this movie before GotG3, and after years of hearing about how fun the series is I think that was the push needed to make me want to take the plunge. So, speaking as someone who’s seen a grand total of one (1) MI movie so…

The Good Dinosaur was a troubled production that he inherited from the original director, Bob Peterson, so that one at least may not rest entirely on his shoulders.

Was Miller known as a “crazy dude” back when they were first cast?

Maybe I’m in the minority on this, but I just don’t see the need for a dark, adult-pitched Scooby Doo (without the titular canine, yet). It’s like, why are you even using the trappings of the franchise at that point, anyway?

According to the filing, she was civilly sued for giving her motorcycle keys to someone who was drunk, which led to a fatal accident.

The image posted in this article does look inviting. My interest is piqued.

Except for those who talk about the director’s cut of Blood Simple.

the “Schumacher Cut” [...] still features a scene where Robin shows off his karate skills while doing the laundry—much to Alfred’s delight.

I mean, even the article itself explains that there’s no conflict between shooting movies on cellphones and lamenting what their nigh-omnipresence has done to storytelling, so...?

I’m hoping to go there someday; I hear it’s quite lovely.

Unlikelier things have happened, although we admittedly can’t think of a single one right now.

As someone who follows Jesus, I find that premise very amusing.

Given how central that tenet is to his teachings, it’s almost kind of amazing how thoroughly most modern evangelicals have renounced it, in actions if not in words (though I’ve seen plenty renounce it in words as well).

I could be mistaken, but I think Barsanti’s been looking forward to this movie.

Given the circumstances, I’m willing to overlook typos here.

This all sounds delightfully reasonable and relatable. Shouldn’t there be some detail that’s redolent of an artiste being frustrated at the success of vulgar blockbusters?

But it’s inescapable!

There’s certainly been some rotoscoping that I really love, as you might be able to guess from my icon.

Yeah, it’s pretty obvious that LEGO doesn’t care about that moral, so long as they get to sell more bricks.