What’s Up, Doc?  is straight up one of the funniest movie I’ve ever seen. Like Mel Brooks-level hilarious.

Same.

Weird that they didn’t just wait a year until 2025 when the book goes into public domain. They’d probably save quite a bit of money by not having to pay Hemmingway’s estate.

I mean, I can't believe they'd be stupid enough to change his speech and not tell him. I can TOTALLY believe they were going to try and pressure him to change the speech, then changed their minds. There's no way in hell that doing it this way on purpose doesn't result in exactly the type of backlash that occurred.

https://www.vulture.com/2023/11/daisy-jones-star-sebastian-chacon-sexual-assault-lawsuit.html

Diddy did it.

Last year was one of the smoothest, most enjoyable Oscar ceremonies ever, so going back to Kimmel makes total sense, but there’s no way this year’s ceremony isn’t a total shit show after this year. The Academy had better give at least a few technical awards to Barbie to distract from everything else & keep the…

He...very much isn’t?

I mean unless they want to pull an American Dad “Rapture’s Delight” on us, and cut to three years later in an apocalyptic wasteland and show Hopper and Eleven leading an open war against the demons of the Upside Down (which would be fucking awesome, albeit not very feasable).

When the full story of this strike is told, and names are named, I guarantee you that a lot of the other producers and studio heads wanted to fold a lot earlier, but Zaslav was one of the ones holding out because as far as he’s concerned these uppity writers and actors can all be replaced by chatbots, real housewives…

If Cena has one weakness, it’s that he’ll always do what his boss tells him. He never raised his voice to Vince McMahon & meekly apologized for calling Taiwan a country. He’ll never comment on this.

The movie belongs in the public domain.

“A good compromise leaves everyone mad.” -Bill Watterson

The boat scene between Thor & Loki is a top 3 favorite MCU scene of mine. Legitimately. “Hemsworth’s first great bit of acting in the franchise is how much sorrow and hurt he put into “I wish I could trust you.”

I agree that there’s a weirdly hostile tone to a guy who had a shitty relationship decades ago. That said “put a muzzle on her”? Yeesh.

Imagine showing up to be an extra in a Spider-Man movie or something & years later seeing yourself in the background of some Kirk Cameron movie about abortion being genocide.

Sounds exactly what an OT fan would say to a prequel fan in 2007.

It’s going to he hilarious when the same group of people that overcame the gatekeeping of older Star Wars fans & turned the prequels into a beloved part of the franchise, turn right around & do the same thing to the kids who are growing up loving VII-IX right now.

Wow, history's greatest monster over here 🙄

I too have watched an enjoyed The Sopranos.