I gave to the Baltimore Abortion Fund when the draft came down. They serve a lot of people coming here from out of state. Thankfully, abortion rights are in the state constitution here.

Even if Michael Jackson hadn’t been a pederast, it probably wouldn’t have been cheap to license the tracks from his estate.

Preach. No matter how many mutes I set on Twitter, I can’t escape the most toxic fucking takes. And think of the kinds of people, like Daily Wire, trying to push things about this case, and how they benefit.

If this is why the Blu-ray was thin on deleted scenes, that’s kinda shitty of Sony.

So in this movie, does his accent land on American, Kiwi or somewhere in between? He really should just play more Kiwis or something because damned if he can hold an accent other than his own.

This was just yesterday: https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2022-election/house-gop-candidate-shares-post-claiming-buffalo-uvalde-shootings-fals-rcna32442

Wait, Tommy Tallarico follows who?

I’m glad he’s leaving on his own terms, unlike his messy firing from GameSpot back in the day.

That’s a bummer but, in fairness, I barely remembered the revival was a thing.

It cost Netflix a few million dollars to replace Chris D’Elia with Tig Notaro in Army of the Dead. The Christopher Plummer reshoots on All The Money In The World cost $10 million, $1.5 million of which went to Mark Wahlberg. But both those cases involved supporting roles. I can’t imagine what it would cost to redo a…

His relationship with law enforcement goes back much further.

I think that scene was perfect with Andy and Brian Le.

Right, I think western audiences are way more familiar with what Jackie Chan can do than they are with what Michelle Yeoh can do. Supercop got some attention in the states, she was in Tomorrow Never Dies and CTHD but that was all so long ago. To paraphrase Yeoh, as much as Crazy Rich Asians changed everything for her,…

I’m well aware of the range Jackie Chan has but I don’t think the film would’ve worked as well if it were Jackie Chan in the Evelyn role (and assuming you flipped most of the cast accordingly). I think the conflict between Evelyn and Joy works best as a mother-daughter thing, and the conflicts with Joy/Jobu and with…

Thank you for asking him about his Poe

But my point was he worked up until days before his death. It was just the first person who came to mind, since he’s someone who specifically said he wasn’t going to retire. Should I have said Dick Van Dyke?

He’s not even that, well, old. He’s 64. There are plenty of actors who retire much later or, like Christopher Plummer, never retire at all. But it’s his call.