The problem is that the douchebags running AI companies are artless business drones.

I adamantly refuse to watch a horror movie named after the closing theme from The Elephant Show. “Corrupting the audience’s innocent childhood memories” is one of my least favorite tropes ever.

He was leaning in the corner of the room; how could the witch possibly have been behind him?

Speaking as somebody who’s not a big horror fan: It’s genuinely one of my favorite horror movies.

...The first Pitch Meeting was for Justice League. He didn’t “move to” this; it *started* there.

And Pete & Pete was in its own little bubble, shooting in New Jersey instead of the Florida studio, & with parents on set. The only complaint any of that cast has ever voiced was that Mike Maronna didn’t like doing the narration segments.

Yes. Both of Summers’s Nickelodeon shows (Double Dare and What Would You Do) ended in 1993; Schneider’s first Nickelodeon show (All That) started in 1994.

I like that movie. The surprise is just how long they’ve known each other.

Wait, that would mean they knew each other before she filmed Scooby-Doo?

Which is bonkers, because Tim Allen has no trouble at all getting work. He just did 10 years of Last Man Standing & 2 years of The Santa Clauses.

With almost 4 months until Deadpool & Wolverine opens, you guys could make a LOT of headway on catching up this column....

I would’ve presumed they needed to dub the lines anyway, just because of the noise from the water.

Nicks is a legacy act. Whole different ball game going on with her tickets.

Good, & good. Spanfeller is a herb.

I appreciate how supportive he is even though it didn’t happen to him.

Ok, so you have no idea what you’re talking about, got it.

You presume all films are made in/by Hollywood studios.

Except it’s not inevitable. There are child actors who don’t experience this hurt. 

I liked most of season 1, until the ending drove off a cliff by repeating the ending of Hocus Pocus 2 (teenage girl claims the irredeemably evil spellbook for herself & we’re expected to think this is a good thing). At first I thought “maybe if there’s a season 2, Margot will face some consequences for this”, but…

a) Oh, look, social media nitwits ran their mouths off again without evidence because they expect celebrities to play out their every personal interaction publicly.