If The Bear is a comedy why isn’t Fallout a comedy?
It was approaching dark comedy territory.

3 Body Problem, nice.

I was in highschool when Snakes on a Plane came out (the perfect age for it imho) and I loved that line.

Is “Marvel” an umbrella entity? I thought it was more like a brand. I don’t think there’s any overlap between the people who make the MCU and the people that make this is there? I could be wrong tho

Who actually reads these “complete scene for scene breakdown of thing that hasn’t aired yet”?

‘You’re gonna go wait in line with 70,000 other people for a job? That doesn’t seem really that practical,’
- I like Quincy Jones but also fuck Quincy Jones for saying that.

The practise of leaving names off applications (primarily, according to my white manager father, so that they don’t recognize names as Black or Indian) is top notch.

‘You’re gonna go wait in line with 70,000 other people for a job? That doesn’t seem really that practical,’

like the rest of us? pfffft

I don’t enjoy them but I can also respect that I’m not in the demographic for them and what I think they’re doing for their target demo is genius. But yah I’m not gonna watch it.

Minions are basically silent-era slapstick comedy (think Benny & Joon) for kids, add in a dash of Steve Carell. I’m not the least bit surprised by it’s cultural dominance with kids.

counterpoint: Minions, conceptually, is genius.
Fans of the original film are at an age where the nostalgia for Minions is going to snowball for years.

I have a good laugh anytime someone refers to Ant-Man as a heist film as tho it’s Ocean’s Eleven or something.

Doctor Strange 2 was basically a horror-lite film tho.

Maya Rudolph is straight up one of the funniest people on the planet.

You can’t gif that this soon after the Spaceballs 2 article. This was posted here a million times recently. 

This film is aimed at teens, who view the year on the school schedule which starts the year summer-summer as oppose to the real observation of viewing that year as January-January. It’s not a faux pas.

I think it had more to do with not wanting Red Hulk to have a stache, which doesn’t disclude Ross having one but because it’s live-action people would immediately ask “where does his stache go when he’s hulk?”

lmaoooo

Israel isn’t one person, they usually refer to this kind of blanket thing as racism. You’re implying that Israeli people shouldn’t be on screen during this time of war.... that’s.... like China not wanting to acknowledge Tibet in Doctor Strange. You realize that’s shitty too right...?

Example: Donald Trump gets elected…

George Washington Bridge, bro

Two suggestions for commentaries: Dune Part 2, and The Rise of Skywalker. Particularly the latter, let’s see the cast/crew react to it.