One helluva powerful telescope.

But, but— I thought they only hired Ivy Leaguers?!

TNT, back when they ran Bugs Bunny, had no problem running the blackface cartoons, or the racist Japanese stereotypes from WWII, OR the "Mammy" owner of Tom the cat.

They *tried* to re-show Mr. Magoo original cartoons, but since they were based on the tension between a blind man (who won't admit it) and the most racially stereotyped Chinese man ever (Chollie talk rikee this), it bombed the first week.

Buffalo Gals came out tonight, yes.

From what I'm reading here, jump scares seem to be the most effective on little kids.

I admitted this last week, but the Space Skeleton and the Green Ghost from Scooby Doo. Just nightmares of them peeking around my door and poking their heads in and that. . . . laugh.

The best thing about this forgettable flick is that we're seeing a boom in Peanuts book re-printings.

OTOY is also the company that produces the Octane rendering engine, as well as Lightstage "Cutting-edge scanning technology that digitally captures the human face with unparalleled scientific accuracy". Will this be a virtual Mr. Stewart?

Why not go with the original? The Front Page, starring Walter Mathieu and Jack Lemmon!

Damn, that was. . . unexpected.

Finally bothered to watch Dave Foley's Relatively Well standup on Netflix, and identified with him so much it's scary.

The great thing about You're Next is that nobody in the movie's really an idiot who deserves to die.

Insidious? Pfui.

And I recall a commercial he did for RavioliO's, dressed as Columbus, "The man who brought you a round world!"

Didn't he run a chain of restaurants for awhile? Al's, I think was the name?

YES! Thank you. The sequel was equally disturbing.

The Dead Space games, and this one game where you're a convicted killer escaping from jail and being haunted by monsters representing various means of execution— can't remember the name of it.

Knew it sucked just from the title and the preview.

It's two-fisted.