Was that the episode with Mel Gibson? That whole episode might count as an outdated joke now because it has Hollywood giving Mel Gibson a huge budget to make a personal passion project.

"You know, the US Festival! It was run by the guy who started Apple Computers?"
"WHAT Computers?"

I remember during the Clinton administration there was a children's book put out called "There's a Liberal Under My Bed!" or somesuch. Regardless of what your political beliefs are, I just can't imagine living my whole life seeing everything through that filter - it must be exhausting.

You can talk about whatever you want, just understand that you sound like a weenie.

I just figured that if you wanted to help everyone here confront the difficult truth that a movie didn't make an arbitrary amount of money, I should return the favor and help you confront your own difficult truth.

And yet every single person involved in the creation of that movie is most likely more successful than you.

Was planning to take the family to see "Ghostbusters" at the drive-in, but for some ungodly reason they kept "The BFG" for a third straight week. But it worked out anyway because we were invited over to a friend's for kebobs and we set up a projector to show the original "Ghostbusters" in their backyard, which made…

"Well sir, things just move a little bit slower here in this galaxy far, far away, and that seems to be the way folks like it. Sure, sometimes those Rebels come tearin' through here with their blasters and their speeders, but those nights when you can hear the banthas a-callin' to each other over the Dune Sea…ain't…

Marty's right - Frankenstein Created Woman is really great, maybe the best of the Hammer Frankenstein cycle. Baron Frankenstein graduates from reviving dead meat to transplanting souls, and gives an executed man the opportunity to take revenge on the men who really killed his lady love by using her body against them.…

So what happened with that skinhead festival that got his nightclub shut down? Did he ever say what the heck the deal was with that?

The rest of the movie is absolutely generic Cinemax stuffing, which makes Cage stand out one thousand times more because nothing about Cage's character matches the rest of the movie. Like you said, his character is killed by having his head dunked into a deep fryer, and nothing else in the movie even comes close to…

WELL VIVE LA FUCKING FRANCE, MAN!

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WE HAVE SUCH SIGHTS TO SHOW YOU

"Yo, Stebe Trebber!"

"On July 11, 2016, an unexpected volley of positive reviews shattered the Internet's defenses. By midday, a score of 78% Fresh made it clear that the SJWs had claimed Rotten Tomatoes. Outflanked and reeling from this completely unanticipated turn of events, the resistance was forced to retreat and put all of their…

My favorite thing so far has been people jumping on the fact that Target had the action figures on sale last week as an indicator of how badly the movie was going to do.

SHOW YOUR WORK, SIR.

It's always difficult to take a step back, look at things with cold objectivity, and ultimately make the harsh realization that busting, in fact, does not make you feel good.

Not that this is necessarily the case for "Ghostbusters," but often trailers are put together before digital effects are fully completed. Here's an article comparing effects shots between different trailers for "Jurassic World."