I don’t think they mean movies like Happy Gilmore and Billy Madison, I think they mean stuff like Punch Drunk Love and Uncut Gems. For McCarthy, that would be Can You Ever Forgive Me? from a few years back where she played an struggling author who starts forging letters by famous authors and selling them to private…

The government being so gridlocked that they can’t even pass legislation to nuke the zombies is surprisingly realistic.

Spaghetti Western refers to a Westerns produced by Italian studios, but most of them were shot in Spain.

You know at the end of “Rosebud” when Homer asks if the ending is sad or happy and Marge replies, “It’s an ending. That’s enough!” This wasn’t even an ending (with the exception of one character). There are some infamous controversial series finales Dexter, Game of Thrones, Roseanne, etc. but at least those felt like…

I don’t think so. I think John Wells just has a history of letting his shows run into the ground and Shameless is an adaptation of a series that ran into the ground.
Which is interesting because both jumped the shark in wildly different ways (with UK Shameless it was not being able to keep the Gallagher kids around…

They’ve done a pretty good job of showing that Walker is (at the very least) hotheaded and impulsive and every other episode has someone saying something like “the serum doesn’t just affect you physically, it effects you as a person and heightens who you are... the good attributes and the bad attributes” so the setup…

It’s a decades old award ceremony that started in an era where there was little — if any -LGBTQ representation in the media and most of that was based on (often negative) stereotypes. Positive representation is a part of how you battle discrimination. When this thing started, there were like seven awards total because…

I don’t know... That fur coat that came back to life in the second one was kind of cute. And the toilet from the toys.

It’s definitely about making a cute little thing that they can sell plushies and desktop toys of but...
They’ve said Paul Rudd is a Ghostbusters fanboy and the skyscraper sized marshmallow monster is probably burnt into the culture of Ghostbusterverse the way that Sept. 11 is burned into ours. So the Marshmallow Man is…

They also axed a massive project by one of the most acclaimed Black filmmakers working today because some of the characters that were going to be in her film(s) also appear in another recent film and they thought audiences would be too dumb to know that these are two different iterations (even though they have like…

I absolutely love Blade Runner... with that said, BR 2049's failure can be attributed to the fact that it was a sequel to Blade Runner - a film that movie buffs and science fiction aficionados love but the average movie goer didn’t care about almost 40 years ago and didn’t care about in 2018. But then, when it was on…

Don’t forget that Mojo Jojo has a human son who is a pretty boy, the PPG’s age, and has had a crush on Blossom for years.

Well, he’s the one who underwent extensive plastic surgery and wears colored contacts because he can’t accept the fact his birth father is a sleazeball. Maybe he didn’t want to come off as a hypocrite?

Stop. Mia paid for him to have extensive plastic surgery as a teenager - especially his nose - and before that he looked like someone had generated a Mia Farrow and Woody Allen baby in the Sims. He wears colored contact lenses to make it look like he has blue eyes. And the Sinatra family have asked that he either…

“Silky Nutmeg GanacheWhat is more fantastic is how the queens can afford these looks! Frocks and hair are so expensive, one has to assume vintage Bob Mackie, even more so. How DID get so far, with so little couture, terrible paint, a nasty attitude, and big mouth?”

Because different queens are from different…

Are the clowns and devils The Red Triangle Gang from Batman Returns? Real missed opportunity to work in the Joker’s sex dwarves from The Killing Joke.

Are you from the US? They ran ads for the Air Force before the film played in theaters and on television (at least after the films release) using footage from the film.

I believe Godzilla was usually referred to in gender neutral terms by Toho during the Showa Era and (no joke) they were planned, then abandoned, a sequel called A Space Godzilla where it would be revealed that 1.) Godzilla is dying of diabetes because of pollution; 2.) Godzilla is a pregnant female; 3.) Godzilla is a…

That’s because when studios sign a deal with Toho - I’m not making this up - they agree that they won’t give Godzilla a personality because Toho sees Godzilla as a force of nature.

Wiig didn’t create the show. It was created by Emily Spiivy who wrote for King of the Hill - hence Mike Judge giving them the okay to use the Meg-a-Lo Mart. Wiig just has a producer credit.