I think the Hindenburg or the Great Chicago Fire might have it beat.

35.

Jello Biafra, who is then fired immediately.

So where's your goddamn PhD?

Hee-eey,
pay no mind,
the degradation of telomeres on the ends your DNA may not actually determine your remaining tiiii-iiiiime,

I remember you!

That's not controversial at all to me. I was just using him as an example of how the movie changes tone so suddenly.

That must be a high bar to reach. I thought it was fine, particularly since it was crowd funded and in limbo for a while.

"And if by some catastrophe Netflix doesn't opt to renew, they could always go to Netflix or Amazon…"

The sharp transitions didn't feel effortless to me, they were abrupt. I still liked the film, but I wouldn't consider it one that flowed seamlessly.

Even those are a bit of a stretch.

Nice joke, brainiac.

Oh, is that who played Rocket?

Sounds like someone wasn't pandered to enough.

It's a trash film. Not to say it's bad -I personally like it- but it's also not something you'd watch in a theater or want stuck on your queue. Like a less cartoony and gore-filled Troma film.

So you're saying I've got a chance.

Yeah, but he's part of the Bullet Club, which I believe gives you immunity to bullets and unlimited fingergun ammo.

Depends on how many concussions he had through football and wrestling.

Will he be wearing a wig and heels in this one, or is it not worth watching?

Yeah, what possibly go wrong with having a popular actor become president?