Well, so much for the "the reshoots are going to totally lighten it up" theory….

I prefer the regular score, great opening piece that gets you going.

This would inspire a great line when Chris Rock hosted the Oscars. "Some movies make you wonder about the guy's finances. When I saw Boat Trip, I sent Cuba Gooding Jr a check for 50 dollars!"

It's so bizarre to think of a time where Will Ferrell was little more than a five-minute walk-on bit in a movie.

Uber your best bet I would guess, roughly 30 minutes from the city depending on traffic. Or could take Metra from city to Brookfield station then either a nice walk or a cab a few blocks to the arcade, lot cheaper that way. You could easily kill most of a day in that place.

"The bars are magnetized."
"And if your hands were made out of metal, that would mean something."

I live near Brookfield, just outside Chicago where Galloping Ghost fills your arcade needs. For 15 bucks, you can stay as long as you like and free play on everything. We're talking everything from old-school 80s to the four-player Konami games of the 90s, fighting games, gun games, newer stuff and more, fantastic…

Loved when Cinema Sins took on "Everything wrong with Mission Impossible" and at the start, they show a shot of hacker Jack working while in the background, Hanna prepares a drink. "Removing four sins because unlike directors today, DePalma doesn't need to jump cut every five seconds to tell the story."

It is a shame McGann only got one go at it as he had the role down cold. The humor but drama, the unworldly air of it all, it just clicked and the outfit was good too. He did get to do a "farewell" in that "Night of the Doctor" bit but still annoying he only got one real on-screen shot as he was truly amazing in the…

Actually, the Master's hypnotic abilities have been part of the character from the beginning. And the "shape-shifting" is really him taking over bodies, something else he's good at.
I do love when folks complain about Roberts hamming it up when the POINT of the Master is the guy is totally nuts and over the top. In…

Have to admit, loved the twist that Coleman had faked his entire "award-winning expose" of sex slaves with hired extras. Just so great of Rachel to call him on how he's as full of shit as they are, makes you rewatch his high and mighty views in a new light.

Now I want a sequel to Anderson's Three Musketeers. I am damn serious, that was a zany blast.

Mine was an eight theater by a mall (back when those had arcades, bookstore and music places as a must) and we were luckier in most picks (although, oddly, we didn't get ID4). They closed right before summer of 97 to make way for the 24-screen theater still there but pleasant memories.

The weirdest thing of 1996: Saturday night was still considered a place for some original network programming.

My view of cinema in 1996 is a bit clouded as I was working at a movie theater that year. So yes, I saw the way families did take to Hunchback of Notre Dame, how Mars Attacks got great preview reactions but died out and how English Patient ended up a bigger hit than we expected. Is a bit different to remember when six…

Oh dear God, this means we must revist the Macarena.

And considering Silverstone's film career, she might have been better off sticking to the TV version.

One of my favorite ever bits: When Waller has to testify before Congress about the Squad, she sends them on a mission, Nemesis quits on the spot as he's finally had enough, growing at her to get out of the way "Or I'll put you in the hospital. And not a person here will lift a finger to stop me."
Waller looks to the…

Loved on the Russia mission, Nemesis and Nightshade get together for warmth.
Nemesis; "Just that. I'm not Flagg."
Nightshade: "You noticed? He hasn't."
Nemesis: "Well, that's because Flagg is a part-time idiot."
Nighshade: "You're not mad?"
Nemesis: "I'm jealous as hell. But it's your heart."
Nightshade: "You're a good man,…

Also loved when they interview a new shrink who's stumbled onto the Squad's secret.
Waller: "What if I just have you killed?"
Shrink: "Then my first offiical act would be to have you sent to an aslyum. Because that attitude, lady, is just pure nuts."