I thought it looked like the lion was still gnawing on the gristle of a recent kill. An update on the Mr. Ed peanut butter trick.

Jhonen Vasquez on Twitter pointed out that it looks like a lion ate a Lion King fan, and now the fan is singing Lion King songs from inside the lion.

“like it weighs approximately none of its 450 pounds.”

The side-by-side comparison of the original sequence to the new one is brutal.

Yeah, this movie seems to be taking more influence from the “origin story” in The Killing Joke. Though said origin story isn’t likely what actually happened.

And you can't blame them. If Crowe had gone on to make nothing else those are two movies you could hang a legacy on. 

There’s a fun process aspect to a montage of Jack trying to “collect” as many tunes as he can from his subconscious, since of course he hasn’t actually ever written down how any of these things go, and now has no way of looking it up... but it is sadly lacking an accidental change like that, which would be delightful.…

you knew they were gonna run into bookkeeping issues seeing as how Pelinka’s never really been around a ledger before

Fourth generation American here.

“You were only up there for 10 seconds”

Where are the movies with Wolverine? Ay, where are they?
Think not of them, thou hast thy mutants too -
For Fassbender and MacAvoy’s acting is okay,
And J-Law’s contract won’t renew.

‘November - a “more contemplative time,” in Kinberg’s words’.

Yeah, I can’t help but get the impression that David and Dan rubbed a lot of creative talent the wrong way. Martin seems to have distanced himself from them, and doesn’t seem to have had much, if any, input after Season 4. And you’ve also got actors, even actors that they supposedly adored like Lena Headey, saying…

Hate to say it, but D&D made the right decision and maintained a holistic vision for the show’s ending. Excellent direction would have been jarring alongside piddle-poor writing.

The Shining is a masterpiece of a movie, however it is a terrible adaptation of Stephen King’s novel

Regarding From Russia With Love and Goldfinger, I look at it thus: From Russia With Love is a brilliant spy film, while Goldfinger is a brilliant James Bond film.

When he eventually published a sequel to the book in 2013, Doctor Sleep, he went out of his way to ignore every plot change that Kubrick had made, restoring it to some very particular version of “pure”.

I first saw her in Keen Eddie and I thought she was going to be a huge star. 

Any argument about Kerr being an empty suit is invalidated by the presence of the color guy who’s broadcast the Warriors’ five straight finals appearances.

Storm Troopers are impossible to take seriously either in reality or in their own universe.