"Woohoo! How much does it pay?"
"Nothin'."
"D'oh!"
"Unless you're crooked."
"Woohoo!"

Yeah, thinking about it there was very little movement from the other awards to indicate Oscar nomination. I guess the kind of dominating, biopic performance that Spall was bringing was a totally different type of performance to that of Cumberbatch or Redmayne.

"I also heard hemp makes great shampoo"
"It does? No way, I gotta check out this brochure!" *eats cheeseburger*

I'm pretty shocked to see a lack of Timothy Spall for Mr Turner, given that it got a nod elsewhere for score and (rightly) cinematography.

Actually kind of surprised not to see Jennifer Aniston on this list, given how much attention her attempts to elbow her way into the race have attracted

Sir, if you'd just quiet down, I'd be happy to treat you to a garbage bag full of popcorn.

It's hard to believe that someone so young could have risen to the position of getaway driver

You're saying it's not about a baby that gets a driver's license? Eh, it could still be okay I guess.

As great as Homer's off-key Max Power to the tune of Goldfinger much, much later?

For Simpsons' original songs, you can't beat "See my vest"

Those are the Emmy of movie awards!

"Sherlock Holmes wrote a novel about Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's brother" just seems more unlikely

I wish that I could wish away my feelings about them…but I can't

Most fans seem to hate half the Star Wars movies

Online debates rage as to whether or not it's racist that he used the words "sand people" so much

There was something like Marge fell for a manatee veterinarian, and how about a crazy wedding, where something happened.

Remember Paddington? Well he's back, in tiddlywink form!

I loved Pride when I saw it in the cinema, but have mixed feelings on it now. It had a great sense of humour and any film that ends with There is Power in a Union is going to appeal to me, but I can't help but feel like it was riddled with clichés. Its historical setting and eye for dialogue did have a great sense of…

Eh, one outta two ain't bad

In searching for the article you mentioned, I found an article in which Reed discusses a Captain Marvel movie by asking for: