I knew that theaters made their money off of concessions so I feel obligated to buy popcorn and soda, at least. Since up until last year my local cineplex was in a mall and the theater was right next to a food court, I’d eat food there first before going in and gorging myself on more popcorn and soda.

Look, if they added two more cheeses it would have -1 cheeses, so 254 is gonna be the official limit, OKAY?

I’ve said it before and I’ve said it again: Sting writes fantastic hooks, but he doesn’t know how to end a song. He doesn’t know how to end a song. He doesn’t know how to end a song. He doesn’t know how to end a song. He doesn’t know how to end a song. He doesn’t know how to end a song. He doesn’t know how to end a…

I loved the running gag of Saru’s catchphrase. I feel like “Proceed” would be enough.

Also if Statham is in Spy mode (rather than in Shaw mode, though the two are admittedly not THAT far away from each other, just one has the extra twist to it) that would make this even better.

Three years later and nobody’s pointed out that the safe was hidden behind the painting by that artist that was trafficking stuff that Lucifer bought because that was the guy’s deepest desire? Damn.

“Former Suits actress writes about miscarriage”

“Calls out toxic and console war tribalism” doesn’t make much sense either.

Maybe they could have added some shopping bags in post.

Pre-emptive yes, Facebook is the devil, yada yada, but never has that been more apparent than the thumbnail they generated for Nandi’s speech of speeches:

I mean, Herman Cain died, but I guess nobody cares because

Oh no, I read the article.

Goddammit, I teared up at your summary. I don’t think I could handle the actual article.

Damn you and take your star.

Okay, I wasn’t completely enraptured by Tilly struggling to deal with a very placid and sleepy cat

Even when Burnham is trying to GET on Book, she goes off-book.

I am in fact hoping that a lot of the VOD releases we’re getting this year will get re-releases after this pandemic is over. I’m probably gonna get Tenet regardless, but regardless of whether or not I understand what was happening, I’m looking forward to those set pieces on IMAX screens.

The rooftop fight scene is what I’ll remember most about Who Am I?. And that’s all I have to remember, honestly.

The clearest example is in Gillian Jacobs’ episode

You’re also named Gaystation?