This is great — something the “old” AVClub would do. While certainly people have been thinking about this performance lately for obvious reasons, I don’t think most of us really stopped to think about the actor himself (I didn’t even know his name) and how he got to play Napoleon.

I feel like they already did the best they could to fix the finale

It’s really excellent. I re-read the first 70 or so issues during the pandemic and it holds up brilliantly.

It’s mystifyingly unclear why this needed to be a video of a dude reading a recap of a podcast where David Spade tells a story about an encounter with Bowie.

D’yer Mak’er, and Bron-Y-Aur Stomp should be top 40, no?

That guy getting killed in the elevator scarred me as a kid.

TMNT 1990 hit at the right time for me. I was 9 years old and had been watching the cartoons, but I had also been reading the Mirage Comics that very same year. It blew my mind and delighted me to no end, to see the movie adapt the comics instead of the cartoon. It also pushed me to start reading indie and mature…

He’s voiced by an actual 15-year-old. You’re thrown off because you’re used to the Turtles being voice acted by grown men in their 30's.

I get it Tom, I do. “I want to believe” too.

It’s just a different movie. Yes you have the helicopter scene at the end but it’s so bonkers entirely because the rest of the film is very contained. In more recent installments that happens five or six times. The other big setpieces are the CIA break-in (basically one room) and Cruise blowing up a restaurant aquarium…

“I have never witnessed a greater sacrifice by a lead actor in my career,” said Robert Downey Jr.”

It is the one movie of his that really grows stronger on repeated viewings.

ARE WE HAVING FUN YET?

It’s possible for other people to have different preferences. I liked Tenet the first time, but I really loved it on repeat viewings, which it rewards. Unfortunately, no one who didn’t like it the first was ever going to bother seeing it again.

It seems his “worst” movie is many directors’ best.

Counterpoint: The Prisoner of Benda. Math was invented for that episode. Math! Plus, it has one of my favorite scenes in Futurama: when washbucket (in Amy’s body) professes her love for Scruffy.

I love how y’all just update this instead of posting a new one, so there are year-old comments about movies on this list that aren’t there anymore.

Forgot this one too.

I pity the poor fool who doesn't enjoy watching Pee-wee Herman’s breakfast get made.

THIS!