I used to think that, but I’ve since known people to use it as an early step in the process of coming out as trans.

So this one is different from the Roberto Benigni Pinocchio I’ve been seeing ads for? Which is different from the Roberto Benigni Pinocchio that I seem to remember coming out like, twenty years ago?

I know Dolly Parton is considered one of the “good” rich people, but I’d be a lot more impressed with her if her park employees were paid more than nine dollars an hour.

Wait.

Nice.

I really wish I saw this comment five minutes ago.

How many movies named “Rush” are there now?

Scott Aukerman and Paul F. Tompkins certainly agree with you.

Felicity Huffman didn’t have time for this bullshit. One of them is going to have a career after this.

Brooke Shields’ entire early career, really. 

Lady Dynamite had a fake boss baby show as a one-off gag. Nothing will convince me that it wasn’t the inspiration for the movie.

As I didn’t know who voiced the boss baby, I assumed the header was a projection of what an adult boss baby would look like. Pretty accurate, I think.

Oh, they’ll know. I certainly would have.

Casting Paul Rudd was a particularly brilliant cruelty. 

French fried taters, mmm hmm.

A friend of mine was binging his films shortly after his death. I tried to warn him that this one and The Fisher King would be too painful to watch so soon. He did not listen.

I learned about this movie here, on an incredibly similar list to this one. Still haven’t wracked up the nerve to watch it.

Spoonbread!

I would like to believe it’s at least half, but that’s probably too optimistic.

I personally don’t know anybody who is going to a movie theater right now. I do know plenty who have been going to drive-ins. I don’t know about the rest of the country but they’ve made a huge resurgence here in New England. I know it’s still not the “pure” theater experience, but also, fuck you if that’s more…