I agree with you. And I remember that period. She was great in "Being John Malkovich" and "Vanilla Sky".

Which is weird, once you realize how much shit they crammed in the first hour.

Right around Halloween 1999, Comedy Central played it every other day. They also proceeded to play it for the next couple of years, regardless of Halloween.

It's funny to think, that months later another Sony released film, "The Master of Disguise" would feature ten minutes of outtakes in its end credits.

TBS/Comedy Central used to play it a lot. Not as much as "Repossesed", but they played it a lot.

The end credits are outtakes set to "When It's Over" by Sugar Ray.

I watched that recently on HBO. I also found out a few days ago that I own it on DVD. I don't recall buying it.

Good thing we were never given an Erik Watts title reign.

Rusev had been cleared (yes!!!) and as for Dillinger, I don't know.

You know it's a globe-trotting adventure game…it's hard to make that small.

I don't know after seeing "Tomb Raider", I don't think a Lara Croft film was a good idea.

And don't forget El Santo, Marvel was in bankruptcy I believe a few years before Blade and X-Men were released. They pretty much sold off the properties to different studios for the easy money.

Well, it's either going to be a decent salary with a large back-end deal or Disney is backing up the Brinks trucks.

Either Disney backs up the Brinks truck or they keep talking about what a Black Widow movie could look like.
Or SJ gets a decent salary with an even bigger back end deal, just to get keep the budget low.

Thank you.

Well, pay her what she's worth, give an executive producers credit and let her have a hand in production. She's a movie star and a draw-give her the Julia Roberts treatment.

I've said that as well. Make "Black Widow" a $35-45 million dollar project with someone like Chad Stahelski (both "John Wick" films).

I like the trailers because of that as well.

Spidey, I love you, you're my favorite superhero.

I love "Monsters U" and have probably watched that one more than the original. It's fun, poignant and the soundtrack is snappy.