Never No. 1, says Boxofficemojo, but hung around the top 10 for a healthy stretch.

It cost $120 million less to make than Ghosbusters, but grossed about the same in the USA. I'd bet that's why there's a sequel — despite careful budgeting, including on advertising, the audience found it.

You take that back. Hacks throw away their principles to amuse us. She's just the opposite.

And Bud Light. Maybe you're right.

Amy is great too! Just needs to say some disgraceful-but-funny things so people remember she's a comedian and not a spokesperson. That stuff led her way off track.

On Twitter he's political, and bitter, and pretty relentless. I mostly agree with where he's coming from, but it's no fun.

Swinton is old enough to think this true.

First of all, love the guy. Second of all, I did have to unfollow him on Twitter.

Can't wait to see this (get overpraised).

(turns off subtext)
"They offered me a whopping load of money to be in one of those huge Marvel movies, which would also mean that I'd be a whole new level of famous and get more money for other movies. And what actor doesn't worry about not being in demand someday. So yes, of course I took it."
"Oh, I understand. But…

The complaints would come no matter what.

With just a *hint* of Milton from Office Space.

Madea's Big Truth

Given the amount of golf he's been doing, I don't think he's interested. Maybe he replaces Hannibal on the Eric Andre Show.

It's a tedious and utterly predictable tic on the writers' part.

Dames, amirite?

I think Nate Corddry, on Speakeasy, had a better take to Studio 60's failure: The big drama of the week was always about something like rewriting a joke — the stakes were too small and specific for most people to care about. https://m.youtube.com/watch…

Finally, a progressive equivalent to the Shit My Dad Says series.

Maybe Amazon can trade Good Girls Revolt for this? Everyone's happy. (j/k everyone will keep loathing each other)

Maybe it's an I'll Fly Away knockoff instead. Depends on levels of soft focus and hugging.