Steve Schirripa's impression of Tony Sirico was the best thing about Talking Sopranos. Clearly a lot of affection for a man they never failed to describe as slightly ridiculous. 

I was stunned when I saw him in Twin Peaks after Red Dwarf. Just complete cognitive dissonance.

I *think* there’s a region in Croatia that has the highest average height in the world, so not quite hobbits.

Not sure if you’ve seen Love and Thunder but I thought I spotted a Moorcock reference in that, speaking of Moorcock and Christian Bale.

Did they kill off the much more charismatic guy she screen partnered with? I genuinely can’t remember.

Well the rules are different for screenings like that of course, but having seen the jokes shouted out during Rocky Horror screenings they sound absolutely insufferable.

Well they obviously aren’t just wearing suits:

Aye you're right - there were cheers for the reveal of each Spider-Man when I saw No Way Home on opening night, that’s pretty much all I can remember.

People in the UK seem less charmed by this generally given the disruption they're causing, which seems to fly less here.

Peter Quill, God willing.

“Being eaten by that ghost certainly taught me about unconventional family structures!”

One running joke in the film is our heroine's inability to keep hold of a sword. They probably eventually ran out of convincing props.

I should clarify by the way that I don’t dislike the song, far from it.

I haven’t seen this yet so I don’t know if I agree with the review, but the signs were very much there from the trailer. At the point where Joey King goes from coddled princess to action star, “Bad Reputation” starts up, the most rote, generic and overused song they could have possibly chosen.

No Boiling Point?

“Scott is most known for his role as the irresistible “Hot Priest” in Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s Fleabag for Amazon.”

With nearly 30 episodes!

I remember picking up a collection of Godzilla comics back in the day and the main characters were an organisation called something like G-Force who were the most blatant Fantastic Four rip-offs you’ve ever seen. The leader was a genius scientist, the second in command was his wife, her younger brother was the…

I assumed the AV Club had made one of their patented cock-ups and meant 7% *of* $500,000 but no, I went to the Variety article and they state the same figures.

Just announce the Paloma spin-off trilogy already for fuck’s sake.