Two out of the top ten movies in America are foreign (with one made by a country hostile to the US) and one is pitched almost exclusively to an evangelical Christian audience.

Kirk Cameron has got to stop trying to make fetch happen. 

It would be awesome if TCM could launch a streaming service (or have a more substantial presence than their so-so hub in HBO Max.) It’s the one thing I really miss since I dropped my cable package years and years ago, especially since they still regularly have films that are otherwise nearly impossible to see anywhere…

Until they develop a time machine and convince Warner of the 1940s that it would be better for tax reasons not to release Casablanca and other classic films.

but does anyone really care about that?

Olivia Wilde and Harry Styles were in the closet making nepo babies and I saw one of the nepo babies and the nepo baby looked at me!

Nepo babies they make our dreams come true!

Mrs Krabappel and Principal Skinner were in the closet making nepo-babies and I saw one of the nepo-babies and the nepo-baby waved at me. 

Oooooooh, I hate those Nepo Babies!

She realized she couldn’t top the Weird Al movie.

Ah, for the good ol’ days of Dawes.

High-Five!

Plus a sprinkling of Avatar/James Cameron to really bring that AV club flavor together.

Yeah that’s right.

The AV Club:

“We’re so tired of talking about nepo babies. We started talking about nepo babies, and then the nepo babies talked about nepo babies, so we reported about the nepo babies talking about nepo babies, and now we’re tired of talking about nepo babies talking about nepo babies. Did we mention nepo babies?…

I thought it was to make us forget that Sam Smith’s music is distilled dullness in a bottle (as nice a bland, milquetoast-y person as they seem), and they had to stage an elaborate distraction to keep us from dozing off.

Gerald Ford appeared on SNL in its first season.

I think this review is an excellent example of AVClub’s difficulty in discussing SNl. And, by the way, to be honest it is a really difficult to show to discuss as in addition to being a comedic show, which is inherently probably the most subjective form of entertainment, it is also an institution that has targeted…

How is that even possible?? According to cartoons, the human body only has like 12 bones!

Really running out of ideas for slideshows here. BTW, nobody likes slideshows.