Oh god, I really hope the post-credits stinger has everyone going, "I wonder what Ant-Man had to think about this"? And then they look down and see a previously-MIA Paul Rudd, stuck to a web, squeaking "help meeee" as Spider-Man descends upon him

but gary busey asked for 2

Will that one contest winner still get to be an extra? I remember that entry form(?) at the end of the first book

Only if Scott Glenn comes back to fuck up everyone's shit for the third act

*pottery smashing*

So… This automatically involves all '40s era cartoons, right?

Where's Chili Palmer, where's Leo DeVoe, where's my fucking money.

I wonder if they can do the reverse and make a legitimately compelling-yet-simple game out of Turbo. What a frigging disturbing character

With merry forklift accidents in the background

That said, Lebowski-Eagles solidarity goes all the way back to its post-production stage. I believe the Coens wanted a Stones song on the soundtrack, but their manager was demanding a too-high price, until he sat down and watched the film. He let decided to give 'em the song upon watching the taxi scene

Awkward correction comment!
It's Murdock with K
*sneaks out*

I would wash that down with an F/X marathon

ROAD HOUSE SPOILERS

…The only title less interesting than The Edge of Tomorrow??

If we're talking about PG-13 Johnny Quest, I vaguely remember a 21st-century (or 90s?) reboot of some sort where Johnny takes on some villain who made an interdimensional time travel machine of some sort. Anyway, this villain looks very fucked up. So fucked up, in fact, that when they have a battle inside the machine,…

…intense than that TV remake starring the Highwaymen

Even if he never shows up - the possibility that Otho is in hiding, never to be seen ever again, after being dressed in a tacky leisure suit cracks me up

But they just sit around twiddling their thumbs while a Tyrannosaurus Rex walks through suburban backyards…

Every time I watch it, I spot someone new. Last time (about half a year ago), I realized that Anna Gunn was Jon Voight's wife. Oh, and I'd seen Mumford a couple years back, so I recognized Loren Dean as Voight's personal assistant-type

And it's funny how replacing the title Airborne with Enemy of the State does not change your comment a bit (unless you don't love it like I do)