There's no need to talk about those particular dipshits because unfortunately the broader genre issue is more at play. Theatrical comedies are in a major slump.

“She tirelessly and successfully navigated a challenging time for the Company with leadership, conviction, and grace,” Kotick wrote in the email, according to The Wall Street Journal.

She’s stepping down to spend more time justifying the torture of her children.

I was disappointed and pleased with the show. Disappointed in that I’m an Anne Rice fan and the glaring liberties that were taken are more than annoying. Rice’s vampires did not have retractable teeth, nor did they have blood covered feedings. They fed cleanly. All to not draw attention to themselves. Just to name a…

Honestly, I always thought Craig Ferguson was the best talk show host...

Seven years of nothing. Since John Stewart left I’ve never seen any clips from The Daily Show that were funny, interesting,  or insightful.   Just an empty suit of a host.  

Probably due to the writing staff, but Jon Stewart was a much better host. .

This was still on?

More likely: If it has a solid ROI, studios will make shitty knockoffs based on the dumbest possible assumptions about the causes of Bros success, and when they fail will over-correct and say “gay movies lose money.”

Speculate all you like. If Bros has a solid ROI, there’ll be more. If it tanks, studios will over-correct and say ‘gay romcoms lose money’.

And, of course, New York City itself.

And as I recall, I think casual sex with no strings attached was supposed to be established as just being good recreation for crew members stuck in spacecrafts. Supposedly, basically everyone on the crew had slept with each other. I think there was even a piece of dialogue establishing Ripley’s growing suspicions of…

What a cast in Alien, really not a weak performance, though the iconic monster design and the beat-up spaceship set are to an extent the real stars 

Tom Skerrit’s character.