I’d argue that being a dick has always been his thing. His humor has relied on sarcasm and a general dismissiveness toward other people’s feelings for a very long time. It just used to be on stage, directed at a straw man breaking the unwritten rules of society, so we tended to agree with him. There was more to it,…

I honestly never liked his comedy though. No overcompensation needed.

I’m surprised it took them this long - Donnie Yen was the standout of John Wick 4 and has been a great action star for some time now. Plus the very last scene clearly set up a sequel for his character.

The trailer song is exactly what I want a Lady Parts song to be.

This show was OUTSTANDING

A THREE-PART season?  The fuck?

“ I can’t cut her out of my life.”

And those bottles go on to be sold as Teremana Tequila.

Anyone who has a clause stating you can't lose a fight, is an egotistical asshole of a special kind. 

This has nothing to do with the story, but here goes anyway:

(we have to assume “Axel F” is a reference to the Crazy Frog classic)

Let’s say Brundle cornered the noted racing and privacy enthusiast Dave Letterman- does he have to answer questions just because he’s on the grid?

Fuuuck that guy that used to be Martin Brundle.

Yeah what the flying fuck is Martin Brundle going to ask celebrities? He’s an ex-F1 driver and commentator, not Robin Leach. Brundle asked Megan Thee Stallion to rap for him. Pretty sure she doesn’t take requests. Would Brundle walk up to Phil Collins and say “Come on Collins, give us ‘In the Air Tonight’, in its…

Superman should be at #2. Nothing’s going to be as iconic as Star Wars, but Williams’ theme for Superman is the theme music for an entire GENRE. Every superhero film or TV soundtrack that actually makes an effort (so most of the MCU is disqualified here) owes a debt to Williams’ Superman score. All of them sound at…

I said above that Empire Strikes Back is his best total work, but the Superman Theme has to be his best single piece of music. It’s beyond iconic. You could play it for someone who had never hears of Superman and they would still somehow say that’s Superman’s Theme. 

Suprised Superman isn’t higher or Harry Potter. Both a consummate ‘table setters’, like Raiders, where Star Wars is a little more generic and too indebted to Holst.

“I’ve come to realisation that “some” people get disappointed in shows/films not being what they expect them to be, based on how they’ve played things out in their head.”

Sure, the Clone Wars and Rebels nerds will love it, but a sizable portion of fans will be wondering, “who the fuck are these people?”

And, okay, none of these are stories that *need* to be told. But we didn’t need the story of the first time Leia met Obi-Wan, yet here we are.