I hope so.

Yes to all of these, but I feel like 4a in particular is something more people should home in on.

There’s something to this, as last weekend’s $4-dollar “National Cinema Day”, saw the largest crowds I’ve seen at the movies all year, some folks even making a day of it.

Man, I used to love Studio Movie Grill. But now it’s gotten to the point where it’s actually a pretty disruptive cinema experience, with all the clanging silverware, loud whispering as people order, and the servers constantly coming back and forth, (never bending down) blocking the screen.

Ominous trailer voice: “It started with the distractions, mostly the phones...”

Ginny was a peripheral character, like a lot of the Weasleys were (remember Percy? He’s at school with them too!) If anything, it was weird Rowling kept trying to force something between Harry and someone like that over the course of the books.

Charlie’s Angels was one of the first movies who’s action was based on copying The Matrix, and I felt that really muddied the potential of what it could truly be. Both his movies are bad, but the first one can hit the right way if you’re in the right, silly mood. It’s all about the ladies, so I might watch a third if…

Jurassic Park re-imagined as Legos used to be the type of thing YouTube was made for. 

They made a show called “Found” and it’s not related to “Lost”? Come on.

Season 2 is my favorite for sure (Kirsten Dunst was robbed!). I like the ideas in Season 4 more than I actually liked the events that transpired. I wanted to see Chris Rock be a crime boss, and there’s barely any of that. I still might take it over Season 3, though.

Interrogate any of Vivek’s ‘policies’ and he just laughs it off like a condescending jackass. Very much from the school of Tucker Carlson, and he’s more suited for hosting a show on Fox News (similarly punchable face, and everything) than someone who should have control over the nuclear codes. He’s a side show.

Heh, just completely not the audience for this. Reminded me of something I might see in Borat.

The Best joins The Best as she and Conroy smile down on us.

Truly a unique presence in today’s WWE, and one of those guys other superstars couldn’t really copy. This hurts. I know fans were eagerly awaiting his return.

Yea, Stick It doesn’t work. That was definitely a reach. I like the movie, but something it did that kind of annoyed me, was show that these gymnasts are still boy crazy bimbos, if all that pesky ‘hard work’ didn’t get in their way. It would go on to inspire a whole tv series about just that called Make It or Break It.…

Lol, yea that thew me! I know ‘stunning and brave’ is a cliche now, but I really did think that of this movie back when it came out.

American Horror Story

I thought he was scabbing. He’s not? What’s the point of having exceptions for work, if people are just going to get mad at you anyway?

G-ratings are like honeybees. Innocuous, maybe even taken for granted, but if they’re gone, it will signal our doom...

I’m wondering this too, as Red Band trailers (which almost felt forbidden back in my day) become more commonplace when going to the cinema.