It goes even deeper! His death scene was populated by power line crucifixes along a hill in the background. Snyder has never encountered a bit of hacky symbolism he didn't bash into the ground.

"it was a back tooth, Hank" will always be one of my favorite lines from any comedy. What a loss.

When I was a kid, we had Beetlejuice taped off of HBO, but watching it always meant seeing the last 15 minutes of The Wrong Guys first (little me wasn't so good with fast forwarding, I guess). To this day, I've still never seen the full movie, but know all of the dialogue from the final two scenes.

Those scenes were actually filmed and show up in a few trailers. Allegedly a full 30 minutes of footage was cut!

it is genuinely impressive that the people running Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook don't actually know why anyone uses their services.

I remember hearing that the writers of The Simpsons Movie didn't ask Conan to contribute for the same reason, they figured he was too busy. After it was released, he said he'd have been happy to be in the room. Ah, what could have been.

More or less. It's the one where a guy intentionally stages a crime scene to implicate himself to ensure he gets the death penalty as a way to prove the death penalty is fallible when you… intentionally make yourself appear guilty of a crime, I guess?

Just a reminder that The Life Of David Gale is one of the most insulting films of all time.

It's not so much that he wanted to do it twice as that's where he originally wanted to do it. Apparently the end of the first film was originally planned to be something entirely different, but we don't have a corresponding Donner cut for that one.

Man, kinda disappointing that they've had scenes of the UFOs over the fields in every recent trailer, huh? I remember telling myself, 'well, that can't be the ending twist if they're showing it so prominently here', but there we are.

I was looking into this show a few years back trying to figure out why everyone was so terrible at it. While I didn't go for statistics the way these guys did, the biggest thing I learned was that, looking at the production dates, they were half way into filming season 2 before season 1 was even hitting the air. No…

I was at the same show, and it was far and away the worst NIN performance of the 20+ I've been to. But I will say that Chris was holding back vocally in the soundgarden set, and having a fill in drummer, even someone as great as matt chamberlain, wasn't doing them any favors.

I had someone do the 'I like older guys that don't like younger girls' age lie thing last year on Tinder. The most damaging thing to me wasn't accidentally going on a date with a 19 year old, but the knowledge that being 28 apparently made me an 'older guy'. I'VE BEEN IN A DEEP DEPRESSION EVER SINCE.

Yeah, the whole Sun/Jin 'We'll die together!' thing, the characters ignoring the fact that they have an infant daughter who is now being orphaned INTENTIONALLY.

I swore I'd quit Lost if they ever killed Sayid, but they did it so late in the run that there wasn't really a point in following through. Of course, they ran out of anything interesting to do with the character a full season earlier.

There's a lot of things to laugh at the Gallaghers about, both intentional and not, but nothing will ever be funnier to me than them giving the already-5-minutes-too-long 'All Around the World' a reprise at the end of the record.

Because they destroyed his Christine-esque possessed car, the source of his assholishness. pretty sure it was all explained in a deleted scene.

Can't believe Erika Eleniak didn't make it into the article. That scene was very important to a preadolescent me, shaping my opinions on many things, including short haircuts and cakes.

Counterpoint: Idris Elba doing a crop harvest clog dance in a cowboy hat. The world may need this.

For years I thought he had stepped up his game for Justice and become a competent technical drummer, then I learned there's not a single drum track longer than 18 seconds on the record. It's all splices.