All TV and movies with Carrie Coon in it is the same. It’s a fact.
The one with Snowball is generally the one I show to people, but Total Rickall is the best IMO.
Apparently she’s a huge BCS fan and jumped at the chance to be in it, which is nice.
It could star the guy who played a young Stan Edgar in The Boys.
Lady Bird should have won.
the best Statham movie, is of course, Spy.
I demand Chocolat II: High Voltage.
That’s definitely a take, considering their films are generally the highest praised
Does clicking on a story now open in it in a new tab for everyone else, or just me? Because it sucks, especially on mobile. Is this some kind of gaming engagement numbers or some such bullshit?
Frank’s not even his real name.
Or The Greatest Showman? Or Dune, FFS?
Sure. Except I had no idea who thebloodfiend was until this AVClub article hit.
I’m in no way trying to diminish Palmer’s actual credentials or talent. But how big was Akeelah and the Bee even in Black culture? At $19 million box office, it made considerably less than most Tyler Perry movies. It might have lingered for a longer time in Black consciousness than mainstream America, but it’s hard to…
I mean Zendaya was in two Spider-man movies before Euphoria
I really have no fucking idea what that is supposed to be since most of the recent entries have had bright, vibrant colors, but there needs to be some sort of unnecessary, unearned snark inserted into something for it to be a proper AV Club article nowadays.
Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes had a pretty concise Kang storyline that was a loose adaptation of Kang Dynasty. Would guess we get something similar here.
I’m not sure what “the hideous washed-out colors Marvel’s become known for” are but that’s one hell of a trailer. You do get the impression this is one area in MCU that gets to avoid the stylistic depersonalization of directors Marvel is indeed known for because, you know, Wakanda forever.
I hate the audience questions at convention Q&As.
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