That was so incredibly dumb that I’m angry at myself because I know I will be watching it.

I’m fortunate enough to not be bothered with either cameo because I’m not even familiar with any of their works or what they’d look like. I guess, if I picture it like if it was Damon Albarn or Tony Parker, I can see why it would be annoying.

So, I just watched the AoT and, man, both movies are an amazing exercise of pointlessness.

My interest for this show has started to go down. I was interested in the originality at the beginning, but it’s now bogged down to typical sci-fi tropes and action. Gaal’s story is the only one I still find interesting. The rest feels like Sci-Fi channel stuff. I’ll still stick around for a bit because it’s just a…

“Hannah was hired on two positions on this film, which made it extremely difficult to focus on her job as an armorer.”

I’m more offended that Ice Cube was offered $9 million for a movie. What studio exec thought that there’s an actual human that watches a movie because Ice Cube is in it.

What did she say that merited a censored beep by CBS? It didn’t seem like she said fucking.

And yet, when you think about it, he’s absolutely right.

It took me this article to understand what the heck was going on with that photo and that it was a Ted Lasso reference. The mustache and the whole thing was just odd and I just assumed it just comes with the combined weird corniness of those two.

My daughter’s school director (here in Mexico) politely discouraged Squid Game costumes for the school’s Halloween event today. I knew it was bound to fail and I was right. I spotted roughly 4 or 5 SG jumpsuits in today’s event. The pop culture influence is just too strong and there will be parents who will somehow…

And their Bad is very much good.

Now I want to see Verhoeven join the protests in front of theaters and no one among the idiots recognizing him, just like what Kevin Smith did with Dogma.

I haven’t read the comments yet, but I’m just here to scroll through all the Return to Oz mentions. Those damn wheelers, man.

<Insert every But Why gif here.>

It’s interesting to see U2 mentioned here because I consider the Achtung/Zooropa/Pop album run comparable to REM’s Automatic/Monster/Hi-Fi run.

All three were released relatively at the same time, the first album being a gigantic hit, but also a reinvention of their persona (Joshua Tree for U2, Out of Time for REM).…

I think the thinking was that Pixar wanted a space adventure movie and tying it with a popular character sounded like easy money. I bet the one who pitched the idea also mentioned “Buck Rogers.” It’s easy to imagine Pixar execs being suckers for Buck Rogers.

Scary Movie is the one and only movie that made me walk out of the theater. That movie was excruciatingly bad.

For a guy named BJ, it could work.

All this tells me is that people in Watford can’t drive/are partially blind.

No, don’t apologize. It’s definitely very, very bad. Army of the Dead was that movie that finally convinced me that Zack Snyder is a terrible storyteller.