Is it, though?

Alicia Witt

So we’re all just going to keep pretending that Jada Pinkett-Smith doesn’t front a shitty nu-metal band? Fine, live in your world of lies.

I remember when it was first announced as a project, and it seemed like a lot of the early motivation for giving it a “darker” tone came from the hugely positive reception of the unofficial Power/Rangers short film that came out in 2015. It got a lot of press at the time, because it was the rare fanfilm to have been…

Ah, the good ol’ days of The AV Club, when every Ratner story would feature that pic. Rarely is a person’s essence captured so completely in an image.

The Empire Strikes Back rates as, by far, the best installment in the original Star Wars trilogy franchise.

A sense of dread hung over The Force Awakens as moviegoers sat through it in theaters because everyone knew someone major was going to die.

The Sum of All Fears plays soooooo much better today than it did at the time of release. 

I started as a PC gamer, but eventually bailed because of the constant need to upgrade my graphics at the same time that graphics card prices kept rising exponentially. Also marriage and kids, which drastically cut down my gaming time.

How is The Wizard of Oz not the pick for Kansas?!

Yet it remains chaste for the most part, just full of sex talk.

“What’s that black cracker?”

"I’m slightly concerned that George wasn’t keen but has now lost his vote in the Beatle democracy."

Whether she likes it or not!

Studios became gluttons for 3D conversions, saturating the market with what were most frequently eyesores, though sometimes delivering worthwhile 3D experiences, like Piranha and Tron: Legacy, that took advantage of the format.

For any who weren’t aware, BMW Films commissioned 2 more films after the initial 2-season run:

Missing:

My Hot Take:

As as been stated several times already, the lack of “The Luck of the Fryrish” is criminal.
I’d also like to submit “Mars University”, “Time Keeps on Slippin’”, “Parasites Lost”, “Anthology of Interest II”, “Future Stock”, “The Late Philip J. Fry” and “The Prisoner of Benda”.

Add me to the list of commentors complaining about the egregious absence of “The Crow”. In fact, “The Crow”, “The Crow: City of Angels” and “The Crow: Salvation” all have great rock soundtracks.