What, no love for “Undercovers”??

Mando absolutely did not have the “season long movie” problem. Rather the opposite, it was episodic almost to a fault. Every episode (at least for a good long while) was basically the same thing: Mando & Grogu show up at a planet, help a group of locals, and move on to the next.  It’s old school (aka exceedingly…

Or it’s the best part, depending on whether you accept the movie’s goofy tone or not. 

Sort of like how Mr. and Mrs. Smith completely reinvents the premise and the only thing it shares in common with its source movie is “spies and also married.” 

That was just his excuse because he was too drunk to take the job. 

I literally didn’t know that until you told me, as I can’t remember the last time I saw a D’works label on a movie.  But, I guess it’s basically just another Amblin label at this point. 

That’s really the crux of it. The scene is just mean-spirited. It’s meant to be Harry giving Helen some excitement, but it comes across as deeply cruel and manipulative.

But, according to the author of this piece, if you’re man, it’s not your place to find it misogynistic, since a handful of women didn’t.

Robbins is a grifter, he doesn’t belong in the same breath as Ruth and Richard.

Dr. Ruth and Richard Simmons on the same day.  Farewell, legends.  The 80s really are over. 

Of course, Disney’s not the only mega company buying up its rivals.  Now both Illumination and Dreamworks are stablemates at Universal, the once shining dream of Spielberg, Geffen and Katzenberg now reduced to a label for crappy Trolls movies under the Comcast/Universal/Shinehart banner. 

Taika has essentially nothing to do with What We Do in the Shadows.

My mind went there, too.  Great movie.  My first exposure to Dinklage. 

Are little people considered “disabled??”  That seems very strange to me, patronizing and potentially offensive.  Not that anyone should be offended by the term, but it’s just.....weird. 

You can be the top credited “Main character” and still not be served properly by the story. But thanks for chiming in three years after the fact!

He’s obviously joking.  His schedule is WIDE open.

I saw Nicole Kidman in line at AMC and she made everything better.

I just saw “Thelma” and it was delightful.

I see what you did there.

Rappin’ Jake Sisko or GTFO.