It wasn't just the title (although EDGE OF TOMORROW is a terrible, terrible, terrible, terribly stupid title, no doubt——a cross between a soap opera and nothing). It was the marketing that sunk that movie. The trailers were total crap, conveying exactly zero about the plot or how much fun the movie was. It was just…

It would be ballsy if Justice League was all about Batman assembling a team just in case Superman comes back to life. And then he does, and then the Justice League kills him again.

They've never been the same since Animal was put down.

Kevin Spacey in a remake of Pink Flamingos is the one that I'm holding out for.

Jesus, would Bobby Simone just fucking die already?

Recognizable faces? Jennifer Grey certainly doesn't have one of those anymore.

We all have bad days. I was just struck by how her most expensive film may be her worst.

Don't really care. Just an observation. But enjoy your life in the kingdom of pedantry.

If you ever want to prove that money don't make the movie, watch K-19 & Near Dark back to back.

Thanks. I almost turned on HBO.

I'd watch a version of Harry's Law where Mad Mikkelsen and Kathy Bates eat Chevy Chase.

I'm pretty certain I've not found a reason to tune to NBC since Hannibal ended. And even with that, Hannibal was the only NBC show I watched after Community ended.

This just like when me and my friends used to do airplanes in the 80's.

I'm fairly certain that no one is worried about being upstaged by SNL anymore.

Can any Joker beat the mustachioed Joker of Caesar Romero?

Blah, blah, blah.

I don't think this interviewer told Ernie how awesome and amazing he is enough times. Could have said it at least ten more times, I think. Then maybe throw in a hand job.

I don't think it was am uppity thing. It was just the old First Lady in a Fridge trope.

The Abyss novelization is great. It's written by Alan Dean Foster.

It was good, dumb fun. Less so now that we know what's coming, but it was just an enjoyable b-movie with an a-level budget and actors.