Holy shit, seriously???

And everybody was a doing a little dance called “The Funky Andre!”

Sorry,I feel like I’m being dense could you explain your joke? I’m still having trouble parsing it.

But why would I pay to see a movie in the cinema only to have dinner in the first act?

Now that’s not true. There was the time I drank a lot of beer and then went to see Lawrence of Arabia. The stakes were certainly high as I tried to make it through the first act before taking a pee.

I think one is the reasons why Killmonger has gotten so much love (and certainly one is the reasons I love him) is how the character becomes a metaphor for the African American experience.

There’s ways to have a discourse with people without having to insult them. You went so out of your way to be dismissive and insulting in your first post you were effectively shutting down the possibility of anybody trying to have a reasonable discussion with you.

Ya mama’s got snake skin teeth

Ya mama’s an extra on the Simpsons

Sure, you could view it as mob pressure.

I have a huge soft spot for So I Married An Axe Murderer which must have watched repeatedly as a teenager. The scenes between La Paglia and Arkin are fantastic, but for me, the highlight is probably Phil Hartman’s ridiculously intense Alcatraz tour guard.

The music video for “Whistle When You’re Low” kills me every time and I feel so bad afterwards.

In my opinion the best part of Zoolander 2 was Don Atari. Such a shitty character. I love him.

Income and success doesn’t necessarily mean that you will ever be considered to belong, though. And I hate to say it, but the differences will come down to the colour of your skin.

i always do mine with a smile on my face and a song in my heart and that song is johnny cash’s cover of “hurt”

Hitchcock has a couple, Rope and Dial M for Murder.

The Pulitzer board denied Gravity’s Rainbow the prize because of all the shit eating. Personally, I’m glad they’ve learned to loosen the fuck up.

https://www.npr.org/sections/codeswitch/2015/02/09/384940884/graphic-novelist-adrian-tomine-takes-on-the-notorious-long-duk-dong

Series renewals for some, miniature American flags for all!