I love The Core. I don't know if it's a guilty pleasure or a "so bad, it's good" movie, but look at that cast:
Hilary Swank
Aaron Eckhart
Richard Jenkins
Bruce Greenwood
Alfre Woodard
Stanley Tucci
Delroy Lindo
Tcheky Karyo

Not getting to have sex with the pharaoh's wife anymore?

You mean to say there was no effort involved? They just rolled the dice? Makes sense, the best part of that movie was Rachel Weisz, and that's because Rachel Weisz is the best part of any movies she's in.

In Universal's Monster Cinematic Universe, though, she could come back as any number of undead beings. As long as it's not The Mummy.

They're not hitting that period. Low-budget horror movies have been very profitable for years, yet studios still spend huge amounts of money on "blockbusters", like the budget is the only thing that matters there.

For a moment there I thought you were going to say you could list 10 good tracks off the Billboard's Top 100 past 6 months and I got anxious.

Nuh-uh! They had, like, three different plot twist + cliffhanger combinations over those 10 seasons.

Maybe because he is so dull, no one ever thinks of him.

But you can only kill so many people with one punch!

In the words of Transvision Vamp : "Baby I don't Care".

I like Lin-Manuel, but there's a million things he hasn't done, so this can wait.

I am now at the point where I am thankful that I didn't quit watching after the mid-season finale. There is entertainment to be had in observing the world of Fear the Walking Dead. I mean, each and every week I think it can't get any stupider, but it does. To the point where I now believe the writers are doing it on…

It was one in a long series of films with Ben Foster where I am thinking "So now he wants to do action? What next, silent movies?". Same category: 30 Days of Night

Statham is a well rounded actor. You may not see it if you know him from his action movies, but he really is.

To be honest, Lorre IS the weirdo supreme, no matter the movie. Though there may be challengers, his legacy will last for a long time.

I honestly liked the formulaic, bland Green Lantern more than this.

Let's see:
- Abed - first on the list, cause he'd be annoying, Tandoori
- Britta - rude, probably unintentionally, Tikka Masala
- Jeff - rude, intentionally, Rogan Josh
- Shirley - would call him a food snob, Vindaloo
- Dean - obsess over him, Jalfrezi
- Chang - wouldn't eat him, too disgusting, in exChang, he would cook…

More like Snowden with music by Avicii and Skrillex.

Yeah, but he is easily defeated by the power of hope…so, you know, that evens it out.

If I were joking, I'd say immediately after getting the Oscar for Scent of a Woman, so…1993.