Megalopolis is actually happening? I am genuinely surprised.

Anyone who watched Moonbase 8 wasn’t surprised that Kelce is quite comfortable in front of a camera. That he’s also a solid live performer is impressive, though (no, football doesn’t count).

“WordFinderX collated subtitles from the most recently aired seasons of the most popular TV shows from OpenSubtitles, Subdl and TVSubtitles.net”

Is Archer still popular enough to even be considered?

Anyone who hires the director of “Ultraviolet” to direct another movie deserves to lose a bunch of money.

Connections was seven years before The Day the Universe Changed. You’re probably thinking of Connections 2 or 3.

Was there really not an Opioid Bear sketch? I’m not willing to watch the whole thing to find out, but I was really expecting one...

Actually it would yield data that’s exactly the opposite of what animal studies provide: those offer large n values but short durations and limited applicability to human physiology. And while I agree that it is unverifiable, the “Old” trial involves and apparently profitable resort and minimal costs (a couple of…

“There is zero utility in doing human trials whose data you can’t use in a public way. None.”

Going for a big, sincere, humorless emotional payoff is almost always a terrible move on this show. Mac Finds His Pride gets a pass because it was a goddamn work of art, but TGCACUAM was a total waste of time.

I watched Crash, and Infinity Pool is definitely for me. QED.

Wing Pit was good, but it escalated too far to be an excellent “escalation joke” IMO. And I’m pretty sure that the writers were thinking of impunity, not immunity.

It isn’t what he says to coffee shop staff, it’s the fact that he always takes his shoes off before talking to them.

Does the “we already know what happened” structure actually improve the show, or is it more of a gimmick that the show works in spite of?

Good month! Three or four of those are going on my calendar.

...if you’re willing to wait a few weeks/months

No, the Academy watched the news, noticed that ~100 years after WWI some fool started another war in Europe, and decided an anti-war movie was timely.

692 theaters, as it turns out.

I’m pretty sure Carpenter is talking about the guy who played the helicopter pilot. If that character had died, or been set on fire, the scene would have been much more interesting.

Sure the name is silly, but it’s still a bit too specific for my taste. I’m hoping that my spec script, “Movie”, will show people how it’s done.