We all in the comments still came to the conclusion that it was a really poorly written review and are still disappointed that Paste still seems to be keeping a lot of the status quo from G/O media.

You clearly didn’t see the Metropolis review. The content here is still pretty bad and Kinja is broken as ever, but at least Barsanti got fired and Jesse Hassenenger is back. Progress!

Nah, he always wanted to be President. He did try to run first as a Republican, then as an independent. He took out full page ads in The Times, WaPo, and The Globe in the 80s detailing his ideas and policies that were a sneak preview of what we got when he did win. He even approached Lee Atwater and Bush Senior and…

A lot of it is generational. The 90s was full of reboots and movies that appealed to the Gen X’ers and younger Boomers that grew up watching those. Now it’s moved on to reboots of 80s-90s shows and movies that millennials and zoomers grew up watching. The latter two didn’t watch Beverly Hillbillies. There was a…

You realize that the character he plays is pretty much synonymous with Hemsworth now right and not the other versions of it? That’s the point.

When people are calling pitcher Noah Sydergaard “Thor” because of his likeness to Hemsworth, you know that you’ve become a household name of a star.

It was the early to mid 90s after all. And a bit of the show’s joke were about life in NYC, so if you didn’t live here, it wouldn’t be appealing either. But once it moved to Fox and became more like The Simpsons, it got better.

VOTE FOR DUKE! VOTE FOR DUKE!

Have you met AVClub? This is their MO. He failed the purity test, so they will shit on him until the end of time.

You’re having a hard time because you missed the point that I made to the OP several times that i’ll repeat again: no she’s not on the level of Elvis or Marley, but she’s still very popular and beloved enough in the UK and Europe (there is a permanent statue and memorial of her in London) to warrant a biopic of her…

Meet the new owners, same as the old owners. It’s been really disappointing that Paste is still keeping all of the awful of the old AVClub between Kinja and the crap, clickbait articles and writing. Should’ve just kept on Barsanti if they’re just going to stick with the status quo.

Can’t be any worse than Netflix making a two hour documentary on England losing a single soccer match (Euro 2020). 

They’re only following in the footsteps of The Simpsons who did erase and reboot the classic era out of existence. 

That’s pretty much been South Park over the last ten years now. It’s pretty much like The Simpsons and Family Guy as far as in stuck in zombie mode, running just to make money and ratings for the network and nothing else.

Surprising considering that I thought Steve Martin wanted to retire.

Winehouse was a big deal in the UK and Europe where she’s still pretty beloved, and with a lot of millennials as a whole. Not on par with Bob Marley obviously, but good enough that this movie will probably do pretty well. Especially as I said, once it goes on the streaming networks.

I think you answered your own question when you mentioned how well the Bob Marley and Elvis movies did despite being savaged by the critics. You can say the same for the Elton John biopic. This will follow the same trajectory and do even better once it hits streaming. The die hard fans will pay to watch, even the…

We have a lower crime rate than the entire state of Alabama and every major city and town in the midwest. Manhattan is literally the richest place on Earth with more millionaires and billionaires than anywhere else on the planet and a per capita income of over 100k, but don’t tell the right, the hicks, and the media…

He’ll just go and spend more millions taken away from libraries and schools to hire more cops that’ll just stand around and do nothing but play on their cellphones their entire shift while ignoring people getting punched and worse.