Heckler’s first mistake is telling the story from Burden’s perspective rather than Reverend Kennedy’s.

I’m really fascinated to see what the endgame of this is, because I seriously have no idea.

Or are they Sorkin’s Ephron-esque dialogue quirks? She perfected the fast-talking, snark-covering-for-emotions, back and forth dialogue. Sorkin added walking and smugness.

It would look like Wes getting fired a few months into production over creative differences.

In fact, the film was dated even when it came out. In a New York Times piece that ran just after the movie’s opening, a series of legal experts bemoan the way the movie’s court case is depicted. The two parents never even consider the idea of joint custody. The judge never tries to figure out what the kid wants. One…

DDL as Lincoln would count.

A hyper-sexualized sidekick with a Brooklyn accent straight out of the silent era, psychiatrist-turned-murder clown Harley Quinn has always been a fan favorite in the DC Comics universe, inspiring legions of cosplayers and more than a few black and red tattoos.

The different plot threads on this show often have such wildly contrasting tones that it’s funny to see when supporting characters feature in more than one — like, in the midst of the tickle porn revenge plot, did Kevin mention to the rest of the gang that he had recently been knocked unconscious by a rampaging…

Working Girl was marketed as a romantic film, with the career stuff being smuggled in via Trojan Horse.

“the sky is the colour of blue you’ve never even seen in the eyes of your lover” is an all-time great lyric.

Kevin’s plot was like the writers realized he hadn’t done anything in a few episodes and reached for the strangest story direction they could think of.

It’s amazing just how long Butler has been able to coast on 300's success.

Marvel’s movies have been on a good run, but historically look at other blockbuster busts...did it really help Laura Linney to be on every Burger King 32-ounce cup for Congo?

The UK tabloid press is pretty much the scum of the Earth. They make TMZ look like the New York Times.

Ford had spent years as an unnoticed background actor, and he’d left the studio system to work as a carpenter.

The most unexpectedly moving moment in Little Women is Chris Cooper’s Mr. Laurence silently listening to Beth play the piano at his house.

I was looking through the comments to see if anyone had mentioned the pool sequence.

Yeah, Creed is better than Rocky Balboa, but in its approach to Rocky as a character it’s doing the same thing (literally, in some senses, since Coogler has to undo some of Rocky’s character progress from that movie; Creed II re-repairs his relationship with Robert).

Most attempts to use Christianity as the basis for this sort of popcorn entertainment have to ignore fundamental features of it, such as the fact that God is inherently more powerful than Satan and that Christ is fated to win the apocalyptic confrontation with Satan in the end and usher in the Kingdom of Heaven on…

She suffered horrible embarrassment in the pickled limes incident!