Seriously? This is just a stupid pun on a character’s name.

I thought that this was supposed to be a comedy, but it turns out that it’s a science fiction film in which Julia Louis-Dreyfus and David Duchovny somehow spawn Jonah Hill.

A fuckboy is a certain kind of stupid and certainly never suave.

They didn’t ask him to have jaw implant surgery either.

They didn’t ask him to have jaw implant surgery either.

Bill Murray was originally announced as part of Asteroid City’s cast, but he was replaced by Carell after the The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou star came down with a case of COVID-19 being Bill Murray.

Wes Anderson seems like a decent person with a lot of character.

I’m surprised that there’s no reference to the similar setting of “Don’t Worry, Darling” in the article.

Thank you! This is such a strange omission, especially in light of the eulogizing from other Scientologists.

Wonderful voice work from Anya Taylor-Joy as Princess Peach!

I made the same mistake and read it as Adam Shankman.

It seems disingenuous to claim that your central responsibility is a grind, after voluntarily loading yourself up with a book, a production company, etc.

*Fewer

Tell me... when does it all end, huh?

Extra! Extra! “Man promises thing that is obvious and inevitable!”

Tell me... when does it all end, huh?

A coma would have made more sense, taking Queen Ramonda off the stage and forcing Shuri to lead, while also allowing Angela Bassett to return in a future film.

Let’s be honest, he got swole to cheat on his wife.

Jay’s straight-ahead approach to life is something that I admire.

What you’re saying is absolutely true... Jewish-Americans were largely responsible for developing Hollywood and the American film industry. They took a risk that few others were willing to take, and they deserve to be rewarded for that.