This was a sweet film, and the Plan B scene was hysterical. Gustin and Hale are great together.

It’s actually explained in the movie, which is sweet and quite charming.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer isn’t available on Prime.

Such a great show. 

How could you leave out The Lord of the Rings?

“...David Duchovny, who’s somehow never held the lead role in a rom-com.”
Duchovny stars with Minnie Driver in the lovely rom-com Return to Me. If you haven’t seen it, don’t waste any time. It’s glorious.

If you’re talking about Nope, it’s streaming on Peacock.

I was hoping someone else would mention Over the Rhine, though I prefer Blood Oranges in the Snow.

He was filming Nope at the time and couldn’t do both, IIRC.

It was well deserved.

“Skinwalkers” is based on a different Tony Hillerman novel.

I like to do Carl Elias’s lines in Mathesar’s voice sometimes, just for fun.

In the Heights was originally going to be released last year, and the other films have been in the works for a while. 

He was really good in Stranger Than Fiction.

At least Bella would finally be an interesting character.

They’re going to use guest hosts again for a while, and I’d like to see Burton get a two-week slot so he can really get comfortable in the role.

The contestant was asked by another former contestant on his Facebook page what he intended for the gesture to mean. He never answered, but his friends started barraging anyone who asked about his beliefs with racist and anti-Semitic insults.

Neither Reese nor Shaw were cops, though (spoiler)

Nonsense. Master and Commander is a fantastic introduction to Patrick O’Brian’s excellent Jack Aubrey/Stephen Maturin series. It is in no way related to “adventure serial stuff” but is an adult book series for people who appreciate good writing and deep character development based on real events of the late 18th/early…