Hasta whatever!

I think it was just a non-threatening profession that had enough obvious visual cues to make a goofy supervillain. See also: the Zookeeper, from Futurama.

That, I have no idea about. I haven't encountered it myself, but I read it via Marvel.com as opposed to one of the apps.

The filing system isn't perfect - they might be under Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man instead of Spectacular Spider-Man.

Leave a comment in the comments section of the issue - identify the problem ("issue not loading" or whatever) and include the hashtag #muBug. They've been pretty good at fixing those.

Dan has had enough of being the boring one. He's going to be the drunk one now, goddammit.

Huh, that's her in Ulee's Gold? That is a good movie. Peter Fonda's great in it.

Wasn't this a Lifetime movie with Rita Wilson and Victor Garber?

Or the near future.

I recommend seeing this as a double bill with The Thing.

Neither have I, but they ran a clip on Conan the other night of Jennifer Lawrence's character hilariously singing Live and Let Die.

Between this and American Hustle, lotta Bond themes in non-Bond movies these days.

(slaps The Elusive Robert Denby on anus, HARD)

That said, they do give MacNicol credit for being one of the few cast members who was actually trying.

MacNicol apparently came up with an extensive backstory for his character *and* his character's made-up homeland, going so far as to draw up a flag for the latter.

This week, bustin' makes us feel bad when We Hate Movies takes on Ghostbusters II! I know I loved it as a kid, but looking back, WHM is right - it's pretty crummy. Ernie Hudson gets nothing to do, there's little to no ghost busting, and worst of all, it's not even that funny. Also, that little anecdote about Peter…

I watched Drive and Beyond the Black Rainbow, because I guess I felt like chilly retro-'80s movies with synth-heavy scores and scenes of gruesome head trauma.

I bought a Bukjsar for my first apartment. Bastards gave me the wrong Allen key.

I assume it came from Wings of Desire, in which Peter Falk plays an ex-angel.

He's not in this because whatever crazy freak-monster he's playing, he's always obviously Ron Perlman.