I always thought it was just an indie-comedy record label

I'm surprised that of all of Rogen's films, this is the first to receive a legit sequel. I really was underwhelmed by it. That said, it was enjoyable enough so I'll probably see this one too. So what was the purpose of this comment? I don't know.

Well, buenos dias!

He'll fill your heart with looooooooove

I think the hype train is with The Revenant now.

I liked the dirt bikes and then at the end when the guy's face apparatus gets ripped off

Eh I understand your facts but I'm going to keep on believing.

More things about Kazaam:

And Happy Meals!

I got a few books for Christmas but set them all aside when Michael ian Black's new book "Navel Gazing" found its way into my hands. It's incredibly readable, and treats serious topics (death, aging, etc) with the gravity they deserve, but classic MIB wit to spare. I don't find it quite as laugh out loud funny as his…

Ken Jeong is cashing in on his career in anything and everything and I can't say that I wouldn't do the same.

Isn't Han like, 30-ish in the OT? And these guys are all mid-20's and look/act nothing like him.

Maybe we can get "Autotune the News" on this?

Yep. And also they convicted Brendan and Steven on the same murder with two completely different stories. And it was the same attorney. It's so painfully obvious that they didn't want justice. They wanted to save face.

Mark Wahlberg could've stopped the whole situation from happening in the first place

One time when I saw Will Ferrell's Bewitched in the movie theater we thought we saw Mike O'Malley sitting alone. The whole movie we'd turn around to get a glimpse. Finally, one of us went up to him and bashfully asked, "Are you Mike O'Malley?" He said he wasn't.

That's how I saw Spotlight! Not really a movie you bring the bros out for on a Friday

I'm going to patiently wait for an Urkel cameo

Pee Wee's Big Holiday is my most anticipated movie of 2016.

This guy has a stranghold on my heartstrings!