I usually don't watch Rifftrax presents, but I'll check it out!

The Flop House did the first movie, so it would be a lot of repeat territory for them. They'll pass. How Did This Get Made?, if they actually went into how it actually got made, would just focus on the crazy moments. Rifftrax would have to do a lot of "bits" like they did with Disembodio showing up every time there…

I look forward to Rifftrax, The Flop House, and How Did This Get Made? all adamantly refusing to do this movie despite the many many requests.

I would watch a whole movie of the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. crew just being upset about the events of this movie. Granted, it would be a movie, and so would have a better budget and not look as shitty as the show does. That would be part of my desire to watch it.

The comic is actually really good, and Marvel just put out a one-volume edition of the whole Winter Soldier run. I assume the movie won't follow it exactly because of certain characters being replaced.

Flatizza is clearly a bad attempt at matzah pizza. Someone is confused about their Jewish childhood.

Just what I wanted, Michelangelo with a DERP face.

The thing I don't understand is how did Walker successfully run for president (and win!) if he is such a huge pussy?

Nothing's sexier than spending $800,000 to sit in London traffic.

I know, it's the most adorable thing.

The Underwood marriage is the best thing in the show, and Frank's lack of flipping out about the photo (other than to get mad at Tusk) proves it. Claire does some things that understandably would make any man mad at his wife, but Frank's response is more along the lines of, "Who dares to tell Claire what she can and…

I've seen Spacey three times on Broadway (twice in Eugene O'Neill plays) and he's always been fantastic, even held to the ridiculous Broadway standards. The Great White Way is fond of cutting down movie actors, but they like Spacey, even when he's not necessarily at his best. Being in a major show (especially Iceman…

I am both happy and frustrated that Archer never provides subtitles for quite a bit of Spanish dialogue.