Or, if you're not a Nielsen family, do what you want, because nobody gives a f*ck what you do.

Not sure this fits the cliche perfectly, but the "will she get on the plane or stay" thing could have its roots in Casablanca

It's not so hard to get to the City from there. There's pretty good Metro North service to Poughkeepsie. You can even take in a Broadway show and still catch a late train home.

The hotel pool has a big, mysterious life force thingy at the bottom. If they plug that up, they get to go home.

My money is on the Many-Faced God.

How long before we can stop caring that Secret Wars ever happened?

show various reporters how fucking stupid they are?

I look forward to this draft showing up in the junk drawer of a Canadian college 40 years from now.

I thought Ralph did an amazing "desperate salesperson trying to keep it together and largely failing" in this movie. His sales pitches are just great to watch, IMHO.

IIRC, there's about three endings, and they should have stopped with the first, which would have been a super-downer, but was the best fit for the tone of the whole movie.

She had a rep for being very difficult to work with. One story, for example, is that absolutely no one involved with MiB wanted her back for the sequel.

I guess maybe those issues could be unresolved after the first surprise-birth but you would think they'd be more aware it could happen.

Minx was just Mink, in the story. Either way I think it's a nickname?

January 23, 1945 was an unforgettable day for many people.

And that's not counting the therapy. Because, be honest, new parents, you are not ready for this.

Sadly, the idea for an official Breaking Bad ATM was squashed.

Life threatening intestinal disorders have never been this heartwarming.

So AMC has pretty much resigned itself to being "The Walking Dead Network", I guess. Please ask Better Call Saul to turn out the non-spooky lighting when it leaves.

1956 bod to be more precise. Not that he wasn't sufficiently chiseled in 1968 to also make various Planet of the Apes restraints also a hot item among movie fans of a certain age.

In the Canadian version, C3PO was omitted, because the Quebecois found the idea of a robot that kept everyone else from having to learn French incredibly offensive.