My early prediction that Captain Underpants would be the best animated film of the summer remains on point. Prove me wrong, Emoji Movie!

Granted, I'm pretty sure they only nominated Despicable Me 2 to rub salt in the wound for Monsters University.

1. John Wick: Chapter 2
2. The Lost City of Z
3. Get Out
4. Logan
5. I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore
6. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
7. The Belko Experiment
8. Imperial Dreams
9. Wonder Woman
10. It Comes at Night

The Empire closed down her segment.

"Weekend Box Office: Transformers Doesn't Eat the Whole Box Office Plate."

Transformers: Dark of the Moon: FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK SHIT FUCK FUCK FUCKING FUCK.

Robin Hood: Men in Tights was definitely a swipe at Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves ("unlike some other Robin Hoods, *I* can speak with an English accent!"), but it certainly wasn't something he did very often.

I agree that Spaceballs doesn't feel affectionate the way Young Frankenstein does, but just judging from the movie itself, it doesn't seem like Brooks hated Star Wars so much as he just thought it was kind of silly.

Breakdance of the Planet of the Apes

If the attack hadn't made national news, they'd probably have made him a police officer by now.

Keanu Reeves stars in… 30 Minutes or DEATH!

It's surprisingly warm…

If nothing else, ROTS has Ian McDiarmid shoving gobfuls of scenery down his throat at any given moment, along with Hayden Christensen's whininess and awful dialogue taken to its most laughable extremes.

I would argue that while RotS is probably the more narratively and structurally incompetent film, AotC is the more unwatchable film as it is absolutely and completely dull, while RotS is a very watchable trainwreck.

I honestly found TPM to be the best of the three, largely because its nonsense feels self-contained and it's the only one that used a significant amount of sets and location shooting. The sheer excess of CG splooge in AOTC and ROTS is wretched and beyond distracting. As for why I think ROTS is worse than TPM, it's…

They're making me feel a bit Grinch-y, myself.

And still did a better Joker than Jared Leto.

And Moana yesterday!

Presumably it's because of the distribution deals Disney has with other companies like Starz (pre-2016 recent stuff), TNT (pre-Disney Star Wars movies) and Hulu (90's-era stuff). That said, they do have a decent amount of back catalog on Netflix, particularly 1999-2005 (Emperor's New Groove, Tarzan, Lilo and Stitch,…

I threw it on the GROUND!