Granted, I've never seen "Monster's Ball", but Halle Berry has always seemed like a terrible actress to me. "Catwoman", her performance as Storm, "Swordfish", B.A.P.S., "Die Another Day", has she ever been in anything good? And has she ever been good in anything?

The last one was what? "Oh Brother Where Art Thou?"

That was a really fun watch, and the person who made that Nicole Kidman mannequin should have won an FX Oscar.

Same, Riffrax is the new Simpsons of Mst3k.

I mean there's something to be said for the distance that playing characters gave them when making fun of stuff, but yeah, Rifftrax, kind makes me sad sometimes.

"Tech startup wants to charge $50 for people to watch first-run movies at home"

You were a hard person to track down this afternoon, but I found you eventually. Thanks, friend.

Eh, product placement isn't as bad as people claim.

"It hits VOD on April 15 and theaters on May 13."

I don't remember a thing about Eraser beyond the (I assume impossible) gun that the bad guys had.

Are we still talking about Beema?

I don't always rewatch MST3K episodes, but when I do. It's because you quoted something hysterical.

Anyone actually drink this shit? My restaurant uses it to make a borracho sauce, but we don't actually serve to you, you know, people.

You…you might be ugly on the inside, and there ain't pimple poppin' doctor for that.

Bantha Poodoo.

And how can Jawas see if their eyes are emitting light? Boy, I hope someone was disintegrated for that blunder!

Its about time!

Of all of those somehow Now You See Me Too seems the stupidest. The first one already ended with the dumbest twist this side of Signs what more could there possibly be to say?

I think it's good, it reminds people that trans people are just like everyone else, in that some of them are idiots.

My friend took his 14 year old to it recently. In his words, "There's 'R' and then there's 'Deadpool'", I haven't seen it, but it made me laugh.