“O’Neill gives a skilled performance as a truly reprehensible human being, once you get over the dissonance of hearing Al Bundy/Jay Prichett’s voice yelling at Doc that he’s on a “choke chain.””

Good films flop all the time. And how will people know if they’re good if they don’t see it? The Toy Story movies are wildly successful. Toy Story fans don’t seem like a small audience.

It’s a pretty strong theory, and it does line up with an attitude I remember people having towards Disney when I was a kid: “It’s always the same old story, a princess who wants love, a magical villain, some cute sidekick, yada yada.” Pixar broke the mold for a while, but even the “Imagine if [x] had feelings” jokes…

Time for some live action remakes.

Wealthy men always think everyone wants to hear their opinion.

No lie, I’ve held this up to multiple people as one of the all-time best written sketches. The “two-pipe problem” line is so brilliantly stupid.

Bite your tongue, that stained glass window hallucination was awesome!

Hi: I’ll respond to that last paragraph.

I mean, dude BEEN a prick for decades now. 

I wish we had rap beefs between government organizations 

The one thing that gives me hope for the youths is that they seem to have no love for this AI garbage. They call machine-generated art “boomer art” and consider it cringe as hell.

The sinister part is that before and during his presidency a whole lot of right-wingers insinuated Obama was illegitimate and “un-American” for a variety of reasons, including that he was a secret Muslim (which is seen by those people as Not Christian and Therefore Terrorist).

Top Gun: Maverick worked and someone really needs to study that one for the secret sauce. Most of the others have been kind of bad to serviceable.

She’s a TEENAGER and her mother is right there, telling her NOT to say the name. Of course she has to say the name. 

Goth Winona, forever the peak of Generation X hotness

Yeah, I gave it a try with low expectations, but it wasn't even campy fun. And oy, his wife cannot act. 

Oddly, “the bear” was neither a monkey nor a bear.

I haven’t seen Rob Zombie’s Munsters movie, and I won’t, but it seems like everything he does can’t elevate beyond this kind of music video aesthetic that seems to be a loose excuse to film his friends and wife.

You realize that the character he plays is pretty much synonymous with Hemsworth now right and not the other versions of it? That’s the point.

If Tim Burton can make a show based around Wednesday Addams, wouldn’t the logical thing to do is create a show called Eddie? Set it in high school and put it on the CW?