Have we all seen the lo-fi animated version of Rocket Crocodile in the World of Tomorrow? It's the video I've seen…in my dreeeeeaaaaams.
Have we all seen the lo-fi animated version of Rocket Crocodile in the World of Tomorrow? It's the video I've seen…in my dreeeeeaaaaams.
She's back, and she's now a very MC2-esque Stinger. Spencer/Rosanas Ant-Man is a hoot.
That's a sitcom I'd watch.
I was hoping that Love and Mercy heralded a Cusack renaissance. Those hopes appear to have been in vain.
I recognize Lady Bullseye and Jigsaw, but I'm otherwise stumped.
I am terribly fond of Grace Parra, especially the Nightly! Nightly! bits.
This week, We Hate Movies covers one of my all-time favorite bad movies - Street Fighter! I have to break with their final judgement on this one - this movie is 100% hangover movie material, and is worth watching for Raul Julia alone. Admittedly, I've never played Street Fighter, so I probably wasn't as put off by…
The holy trinity of music your mom likes.
Evidently you're an educated man. Now I really hate you.
Tombstone was probably pretty expensive, but it's the only one that comes to mind.
This week, We Hates Movies tells you how much they love Don't Tell Mom The Babysitter's Dead! The gang wants to know more about that deleted scene murder mystery, George Lucas wants you to get him some toner, and Andrew's mom wants you to EAT SHIT.
This week, We Hate Movies slows down for Speed 2: Cruise Control! Everyone hates Jason Patric, Eric specifically hates Jango Fett, and Willem Dafoe loves leeches on his junk.
I will admit that I still like Kelsey Grammer as the Beast. Also: I saw X-Men: The Last Stand on a first date. It was, unsurprisingly, also a last date.
Opera Man.
I'm a little sick of him and all, but Talking Dead isn't giving anyone polio.
Yeah, it's usually June and July. I think they've promised X-Men: The Last Stand this year, which I'm looking forward to.
This week, pour yourself a tall glass of pee and join We Hate Movies as they plumb the depths of Waterworld! Kevin Costner looks terrible and is terrible, Jeanne Tripplehorn is not Gina Gershon, and where is Dennis Hopper getting these cigarettes?
It seems her contribution to the Amazing Spider-Man 2 soundtrack was as quickly forgotten as the movie itself.
It's so crazy I wondered if it was made up, but who would make up a story that cast them in such a terrible, baby-hating light?
They're imitating Ray Winstone's much-loathed character from Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. It's a great episode - they reran it last summer, so it'll be on all the iTunes feeds and what have you.