I had a similar experience working with Richard Gere on a film; we couldn’t agree on how to handle things on the back end.

It’s also on regular cable rotation, if you can deal with the commercials. Just a great action flick and some of Arnie’s best work.  Even Tom Arnold is a blast.

It’s a fantastic book!!

The Obvious answer is Count Fenrig, and that is the educated geeks guess, but it could really be anything, it could be someone in the court, but if its a named character, the money is on Count Fenrig.

And it wasn’t even written by Barsanti!

I was unironically playing this well into the 16 bit era so... Yeah, probably gonna get this remake.

Don Henley, seen here explaining why he totally deserves more money to tour than those other no-talent shoes of clown.

Somehow snark feels dreadfully inappropriate when it includes a country that's getting invaded by a foreign country and Innocent people are being killed every day 

He has a pretty good agent.

The show can save a lot of film costs by cutting down on cameras, and just getting the footage from the private investigators who follow Remini around at every moment of her day.  That’s just good penny pinching, right there.

Thank you for your service Johnny! /salute

well done!

I liked it as a kid in the ‘80s because it had the cool light bikes and a story based around video games...when I was like 8 or whatever. As an adult yeah I appreciate the fx and cinematography but the story itself is kind of a mess.

It’s funny to describe a major blockbuster like Tron: Legacy as the weird art kid of the Disney family, but compared to golden children Marvel and Star Wars, it’s not far off.

Fire them both into the sun, televise it and use the proceeds to purchase UAVs for Ukraine.

Whichever morning show has Gayle on it was interviewing someone about this this morning and talking about how it’s become a team sport and that’s not good and all this media coverage is bad and whatever, then ‘Up next, we talk to Amber Heard’s lawyer!’.

“Either way, it’s not hard to imagine that it’s just going To Be Like This for the foreseeable future.”

“Twitter is a hellscape that no one should visit”

“And I just think that kids are exposed to all kinds of horrible stuff nowadays too.”