The John Carpenter remix of Good Girls is excellent.

every Brit between the age of 40 and 80 can do a Michael Caine impersonation

going by the horrible reaction at the time, i assumed Solo was a huge failure, but seems it made Tom Cruise Mission Impossible money. Huh. 

have Infinity War and the first Avengers movie switch positions, and then we can talk. 

for a movie with so many huge, bombastic scenes, it had a ton of lovely grace notes too. My favourite: Spidey asking Tony Stark if he’s seen this really old movie called Alien.

John Byrne? Is that you?

“normal year-end raises / bonuses based on my entire body of work.”

he was going to remake “Piece of the Action”? Yikes. 

This. Pulp is one of the best things i’ve read in years. Should be on everyones bookshelf.

same, just trying to understand if Noel is stepping around the point that Prince didn’t go to college. And why that would matter. 

which is fine, but come out and say that then. 

i think it was supposed to be clever

...trying to parse why you feel the need to say “self-taught”? Where else would he get his opinions...

nah, it’s mediocre. Too many other good movies to watch or rewatch instead.

yes we do and it was terrible, and he didn’t work in it, reinforcing my point.

yeah, it’s close enough to the era it was made. (And it’s also very good.)

can someone ask Brett Goldstein if he knows what Roy Keane thinks of Roy Kent?

fair, and they where both excellent but since those where mostly light/humorous/supporting roles and not serious leads, they got away with it. This movie does not look light and/or humorous, but i was giggling even before the tailer finished, and not in a good way. 

fair, but he was wearing a suit, so the point stands. And yes, he was “da bomb”

that’s perfect