My policy is, if there are kids near me, I won’t go for it, but if not, fair game

I was always pissed that District 9 got a Best Picture nomination when Star Trek was the best sci fi movie that summer and probably deserved it more.

I fucking loved this movie, I got rather emotional and I wasn’t expecting it.

I’d certainly trust Disney far more with things than I would Comcast.

That Capri Sun record seems doable.

And he got that cast on a budget of $7 million!

I remember Jason Segel was pulling for the mom to be dead in an interview before the show ended.

I submitted Moonquake Lake from Annie and Numberwang.

I have long wanted to see what Tarantino could do with a Brendan Fraser, especially now that Fraser is going full character actor.

He had to cancel for a convention I’m going to due to the Scorsese movie, and for once, NOBODY was mad, we all know how important the Scorsese gig is, and he sent a lovely note.

Also, everyone not tasked with directing or writing a musical biopic should watch it too.

I mean, Rocketman also hit some of the Walk Hard tropes, especially in the last rehab scene, but yet it all worked perfectly there.

But he had the most iconic line /s

No, we never see his picture on Waller’s display say deceased.

“Boomie!”

The review is similar to the trailer, they show a lot of a few characters and I’m afraid they spoiled all the deaths way too quickly.

I fear the trailer gave away way too much of the game in terms of who lives and who dies but I hope I’m wrong.

This is less surprising than it would have been a week ago, but Rodgers looks to be staying in football for the time being and Burton, regrettably, didn’t do as well as he should have, he came off a little too intense, which was not what anyone really expected from him, he seemed off.

I’ll have to ask my dear friend whose name you don’t deserve to know.

I mean, the original interview is from a British newspaper, who have a rich history of misquoting people and/or taking them out of context.