I presume AV Club gets 15% of Mulaney's earnings.

Because prominent critics, in the days before Hollywood made only genre movies for the big screen, almost *always* disliked genre movies. The End.

DRIVE was doomed to failure when they decided to make a series about a car race and never once put a car on an actual highway.

Like most horror-related television (AMERICAN HORROR STORY, SCREAM QUEENS…), this is horror for people who don't understand horror. As another reviewer wrote, it's "CANNONBALL RUN for the SHARKNADO crowd." Pass.

I'm old enough to remember when he was Jonathan Lippe.

The remake is not better in any way and it is significantly worse.

Planet Earth was a pretty great place while it lasted.

I have never heard anyone anywhere at any time pronounce it “Ree-sees.”

Weird, I don't see anything here about "City on the Edge of Forever."

Take the words "Trump decapitation" out of the headline, and you can basically recycle it every month since 1996.

Good grief, grow up, America.

Walking off a plane is an official ceremony?

Somehow, I don't think Elizabeth is really all that sad or heartbroken.

No way I can believe this is set 10 years before the miniskirts and bright velour uniforms of Kirk and the Enterprise.

I just read this following a previous AV Club article about there being no women on CBS shows.

Considering all the Abrams STAR TREK movies are ripping off STAR WARS (and have little to do with STAR TREK), this comes as zero surprise.

So Jeremy Piven is starring in a remake of PERSON OF INTEREST.

When shows are group-written and credits are handed out randomly, there's no way to tell which writers are doing the heavy lifting.

Does the film explain how Emily's mother can afford $100,000 in plastic surgery?

That's HEDLEY!