Forget leterboxxing, what is the deal with black bookends on those ole-timey shows?

I could have sworn No Time To Die was going to be streaming here as well. No? Only theatres for now?

Maybe if it was diegetic another day. 

Skyfall had what I think is THE dumbest opening shot in all Bond flicks, if not all of cinema; what professional or any person in the pursuit of someone dangerous, presumably armed, would just jut out into an open hallway, full body exposed, to the sound of the most hilarious ‘tudum’? Honestly, for the first few…

Philomena. I’ve watched it more than a half a dozen times now. Some ‘portions’ I gotta FF past, but still a great flick.

To me he’ll always be The Parole Officer :) ...oh and also in that flick with Dame Judi Dench.

You should know that today you have done so much good, you can take the rest of the day off. WOW!!!!!!

“became aware “later in life.”" is going to be my new go-to line.

It ain’t rocket science :/

Exactly.

See, you get it. There was a rift between the two. Perfect.

Though both were nominated for their respective tv seasons, neither Allison Tolman nor Jean Smart won for Fargo.

That’s all fine but why are your texts coming from inside my home?

So this takes place years after her character worked at the FBI?

That’s another great comedy that needs a sequel, Luke who’s talking.

Record Company: Uh, no tour for you if you don’t get vaccinated there little missy. That goes for your audience as well. If they're not vaccinated you don't see a dime.

Tony Stark in The Judge? That’s the one where his brother was the Kingpin. I also seem to remember another flick with Thanos sleeping with Scarlett Witch :/

I honestly thought they were going in the direction of using the flipside to that line for Peter Jackson’s version and it kills me that they didn't. Jack Black's character, speaking about himself, should have said "No, it was the beast that killed the beauty."

I really am scowling at myself for not remembering this gem.