I’m a straight man who manages a very busy bar. I get slapped on the ass about 20 times a night by 50 year old women and am totally able to laugh it off.

It’s nowhere near the genre-transcendent masterclass THE RAID was, but as a piece of action-cinema that’s been crafted by talent that KNOW WHAT THEY’RE FUCKING DOING... it’s up there.

This movie contains fight choreography and action direction made and performed by people with an absolute understanding of the art.

I had it in my head that the original Beverly Hills Cop was the movie me and my friends went wild over and watched again and again as (very, very young) kids, but - after watching it a few weeks back - realised it was the sequel we all had recorded on VHS and watched every other weekend.

Big Trouble in Little China deserves to be on this list.

I’ve only just watched Fury Road a second time, after feeling no want to watch it again after leaving a screening of it the day it was released and being totally unaffected by it.

I watched The Dark Knight at a genuine IMAX screen.

D) A lot of people weren’t particularly blown away by Fury Road;

I liked the Darth Maul bit.

My parents went to the cinema to see Avatar 2. The last film before that they went to see was... Avatar.

For fucks sake, one look at his Wiki page and Coppola's name is right there. I must've deleted this information from my mind... I feel sick.

I was about to reply to this article with some “Give the guy a break, we’re all too quick to belive random allegations nowadays” bullshit.

It is 100% a more enjoyable watch than others.

That’s fucking brilliant. 

Finding out this news made me genuinely sad; I kinda thought that he’d be around forever.

If the first time I saw this image was it popping up in my Facebook feed, I’d have 100% presumed it was some AI generated bullshit and scrolled right past it. 

I barely remember Love & Thunder, just like I barely remember nearly any post Endgame MCU release, except for Shang-Chi and Multiverse of Madness (especially that beautiful, wonderful moment where what I thought was going to be the most forced bit of blatant fan service ever turned into one of the best moments in the…

That’s what I was thinking of.

They should’ve made this with actual, real Lions. 

I’ve tried with Resurrections, multiple times.