I was hoping that Blaze biopic was about Blaze Bayley, the (thankfully) short-lived replacement singer for Iron Maiden.

Saw Incredibles 2, thought it was pretty good, but not nearly as good as the original. Loved the Jack-Jack vs Raccoon bit though, highlight of the movie. And I absolutely loved the short that played before the movie. As soon as that dumpling baby came alive, I was expecting some simple cutesy story, but it got weird…

I love how they just left Blue Lou behind, and that he silently waits for permission to leave.

Unless you’re the main character in the 50 Shades books. In that case, a wealthy control freak and narcissist and creep is somehow the hero of the story.

The Springer episode with GWAR is one of the finest moments in television history:

Everything is numbered here. The Monster is Zero.

The stereotype aspect is unfortunate, but at least the song is good enough to stand on it’s own (as opposed to “What makes the Red Man red” from Peter Pan).

I’ve always found that scene to be sadder than Bambi’s mom getting shot.

I was just going to replay with the same comment. As much as I love Bull Durham, it’s a relationship movie that takes place in a basball setting. A League of Their Own is all about the sport and the players. And honestly, it’s hard for me to say which I like better.

Forget it Jake, it’s Dowdtown

I guess it all comes down to personal preference. I think UP is one of Pixar’s best, I think it’s great from beginning to end (I always get choked up at the end when Russel gets the “Ellie badge” at his scout ceremony). But I can understand why it’s not for everyone, it is kind of an oddball story.

This is the same website that inexplicably gave Up a “B” on it’s initial release.

Just saw a quote from Geoff Johns, promising that Aquaman is going to have “bright colorful action” and “more humor”, which is code for “We noticed that Thor Ragnarok handily beat JL and we want to duplicate what they had”.

I got a JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure notification for this?

Up until earlier this year, I have never once found a mouse in my house. I’ve always had at least one cat, and never did they ever find or catch a mouse, I’m guessing their presence kept mice from even entering the house. Not more than a few weeks after our cat passed away, I started finding mice in the house, it’s…

The best part was he wasn’t necessarily offended by the subject matter, he just thought it was poorly made.

I really wanted to like Takashi Miike’s remake of Yokai Monsters, but like so many of his movies, it was in serious need of editing. Just went on waaaay too long.

My dad rented Human Centipede because he thought it was going to be a scifi/horror movie like The Fly. I tried to warn him, but he didn’t want me to ruin the movie for him. The next day I asked how he liked it, and he just relied “You know, it just wasn’t a good movie”.

I had to laugh when they mentioned the “hidden place full of dragons” in this trailer, considering that exact scenario played out in the first and second HTTYD movies.

I know I’ve posted this in previous articles about this show, but why stop now?