Yeah, they wrote some gems that are way better than “Wild Horses” (which is great).  I think “My Finest Hour”, “Goodbye”, “God Made Me”, and “Cry” are really catchy and could have seen some mass popularity.

It’s really disrespectful to The Sundays.

How did the wall turn out at the end?

I turned it on to just have it on the background while I worked, and lasted quite literally about three minutes.  That CGI wall did not get that movie off to a promising start.

“Yeah, we should probably teach Michelle how to ride a motorcycle though.”

There really are some bonus point that I have to give Chan’s and his stunt team’s work. The stunts are incredibly innovative, but they’re also making things happen with a guerilla approach (despite the big budgets) of just trial-and-error and with limited tools at their disposal. So many examples: They used lots of…

I remember reading about Anna Kendrick talking about her roommate, post-Up In The Air and I think post-Pitch Perfect. I just typically think Hollywood people live a lifestyle different from the normal person’s, but I’m frequently reminded that most of them (have to) live like normal people.

Not his eye eye, silly. They meant his brown eye.

I remember Justin Long from Dodgeball and for confusingly dating gorgeous women like Amanda Seyfried, Lauren Mayberry, and Olga Kurylenko.

“Hola, María! Mañana,...(*points at butt*) haces, um,...poopie? Caca? Caca, sí....Sí, el casa de Senor Sarandos...Sí...Gracias, María!”

He was kinda funny in SNL, too.  My erection told me so.

Wonka? More like, No, Thwonk You!  Is that anything?

At the very least she should be pulling her pants down and taking a shit on Ted Sarandos’s front porch.

I think the first half of that trailer and Chalamet surprised me and I got a little more optimistic. Not nearly as annoying as I was expecting. I really enjoyed the Paddington movies, so it’s got that going for it. However, the music started to really swell (in that predictable way) in the second half of the trailer. T…

It’s a moo point.

It’s in Europe now? This is exactly what happened with syphilis!

Outside of this, I hear nothing but good things about Fieri as a person, and I think he’s one of those affable guys who wear rose-colored glasses (or maybe more accurately, blinders) who think people are people, and that political differences shouldn’t matter when it comes to helping people or, um, barbecue or ranch…

I’m not an MCU guy and I’m Gen X, so when I think of Downey I also think of Soapdish and Chances Are.  While the Montana/Milton Moorhead subplot doesn’t age well, those two movies are favorites.

Won’t this movie just draw our already-softening boys towards playing with dolls?!? Especially-emasculating dolls because they don’t have vaginas?!?

I’m thinking Murphy just couldn’t nail the line reading for “Caaaaans!” like Keanu did. The rest is history.