I always took in vino veritas to be more about truth as a philosophical concept, not literal honesty.

So make Taylor: The Early Years, then wait a long time to make part two?

The director of the definitive Taylor Swift biopic probably hasn’t been born yet.

I’m hearing very little about A Quiet Place: Day One.

Fighting a life- threatening disease and doing a show called Not Dead Yet. That is fucking chutzpah, man.

I’ll get the lights 

So I guess no one is on weekend news wire duty anymore? Because Martin Mull deserves a obit, don’t you think?

Berry wasn’t a Bond girl until after the first two X-Men movies, though.

I was far more familiar with Halle Berry than Ian McKellen. Remember, this was pre-Gandalf.

when casting the various X-Peeps, I’d go with names for Xavier and Magneto

I’m listening to some classic Garbage right now, as I let YouTube curate a playlist for me based on my searches... mainly, I just need my headphones on to drown out any coworkers talking about that abortion of a debate last night.

Here, you can push it out of your head with this:

Sure, Evans was lead in some films, but Not Another Teen Movie is kind of a cult film, and the F4 movies, despite making enough money to make two of them, were critical flops.

OTOH, the MCU’s supporting cast also came out of the gate w/Samuel L. Jackson, ScarJo, Gwyneth Paltrow, and later included Sir Anthony Hopkins, Tommy Lee Jones, Robert Redford, Kurt Russel, Michael Douglas, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Annette Bening.

You may be right about Hemsworth. I never saw Cabin in the Woods an I don’t remember when it came out (and I’m too lazy to look it up).

Frankly, a good bit of the MCU weren’t exactly “big-name” when they started. They may not have been unknowns, but Chris Evans wasn’t “Chris Evans” until he played Cap, if it weren’t for GotG Chris Pratt would be even more insufferable, Chris Hemsworth’s biggest movie prior to Thor was the first 2 minutes of Abrams’ Tre…

Actually, I prefer Onion Publisher Emeritus T. Herman Zweibel’s phrase “cunt-turds.”

I don’t know if he coined this expression or not, but it was Kid fucking Rock of all people who I heard say “A drunk man’s words are just a sober man’s thoughts.”

I thought Wahlberg at least expressed some sorrow/contrition for his dipshittery? Or am I confusing him with someone else?

Mark Wahlberg stars in Mel Gibson’s action-thriller Flight Risk as a crazy bald pilot/hit man