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Casablanca proved they can make a movie funny even when they're not really complaining about it.

I have nothing to add to this topic and have never seen Borat, and I wish I’d never seen his scantily clad., crotch-masked body gracing the front page of this website, And if I never saw it again, it would be appreciated.

Lana wasn’t genuinely giving Archer an “Awww” moment. She was twisting the knife. Archer and Lana don’t care about each other. They care about beating each other. (Phrasing!) 

I think the humans in this one are all supposed to be someone real, so they have that caricatured look. I'm guessing the recurring characters will look good and cartoony. 

There’s something charming about Cheryl/Carol and Pam’s penchant for stowing away on missions, like they’re Huey, Dewy, and Louie.

... 2020 messed us up good, didn't it?

We caught a late show on July 3rd and it just happened that the time switched to midnight in real life at about the same time that July 4th came about in the movie. It’s silly, but it was a big thrill.

Calamity and Dog Hair are the names of the current year and the baby New Year, respectively.

Pac-Man machine better work for $150.

After hearing news that Hyrule Warriors is getting a sequel, I decided to pick up the first one. (And it’s a good thing I did. I appear to have the last physical copy in town, and copies are way inflated on eBay.) My history with Hyrule Warriors is an interesting one. I picked up the first when it came out for the

This comment prompted me to look up Bill Kopp, and you’ll be pleased to know his Wiki page has no controversy section. He voiced Eek the Cat, animated the Whammy on Press Your Luck, and was involved in a lot of my favorite 90s cult toons.

Dale: “I saw THAT coming a mile away. And yet I did nothing to stop it. Oh, why do I fear success?”

Terminator 2 started another trend in the ‘90s that always struck me as odd. The, “We’re too cool for the whole name, so we’re gonna use initials” tactic. In all of the marketing, it was T2: Judgement Day. Soon after, all of the Mortal Kombat machines would simply say MK3, Independance Day would be largely marketed as

The school bell ringing when it roared was an inspired touch.

Wasn’t sure what to expect from this one, but I sure didn't expect a murder mystery.

Cars and Larry the Cable Guy are both hard sells, but if you hunker down, it's not really a BAD movie. It's just not Pixar good. 

I saw the first Toy Story the year I started college, and one of my huge, “Holy crap I’m old” moments in life was watching Toy Story 3 and realizing that, yeah, Andy would totally be ready for college if he aged in real-time.

To feel even older, consider that he’s graduated by now and probably even has kids of his own.

What I also love about the movie is how quickly it then allows the audience to recover. After that moment of tragedy, the audience shouldn’t be in the MOOD for adventure. It’s why they usually save the gut-punch for the end. But after a montage of Carl’s morning, it transitions from tragedy to tragicomedy (Carl has

I could have sworn it was Christopher Lee, so we’re both in the same vicinity.

You know, it's Pixar's worst, but I'll still watch it over the lion's share of Illumination or DreamWorks animated films.