Rasputin's song is so solid though. It's essentially Be Prepared but with bugs instead of Nazi imagery, so you can have fun being evil. Both songs have Jim Cummings taking over for the house villain (Irons, Lloyd)

Couldn't find the entry for McDowell's on Queens Blvd?

HONK HONK

That, or:

This is a shit ton more different than Donald Kaufman's original pitch

I'd really like them to bring back Harvey Fierstein for a final kiss with Jeff Goldblum

JOE'S APARTMENT

"The streets will be paved with golden retrievers!"

I remember that the first teaser trailer to Cars was a huge bait-and-switch, using the theme music to A Bug's Life (and emphasizing it as a past Pixar effort)… until the onscreen insect gets smushed on Mater's windshield

I got the feeling it was based on how the Doors' The End plays during the opening and ending scenes of Apocalypse Now

IT'S THE ENDING
IT'S THE ENDING OF OUR STORY

I'm really bummed that Parker Posey didn't go right to the A-list after Scream 3; the film (and Superman Returns later on) really let her down. And I really enjoy Josh Pais as Dempsey's detective sidekick. It's like a really minor role, but he makes every line count

Oh yeah, entertainingly campy villains aside, it's a really silly climax

Scream 2 is possibly my favorite. To me, it feels the most ambitious, as if Craven at times wanted to go beyond film and comment on performance and the idea of tragedy and horror since the beginning of theatre

You forgot the most absolute disturbing scene, where Doc Terminus has this guy's jaw hooked up to a contraption that he explicitly points out will rip his jaw out if the patient lets go - and leaves him in the room, by himself, when he gets distracted. And we get this Joe-Morton-in-Terminator-2-like closeup of his…

SALT PEANUTS SALT PEANUTS

Throw him a bone, put The Lion King as Pro

So the one coward didn't return

Death Proof has that friggin car chase though

Even with the roller coaster harness locked into place!