Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, you will please disregard that last remark.

Unless I missed something, that’s the original JFK’s clone in Clone High -- not JFK Jr.!

Carrot Top is the exception which proves your rule.

I really hope Atlanta’s switch of locations to Europe works out at least as well as when Sons of Anarchy did it.

I know what most Trekkies think of the Kelvin movies. I personally felt the first one was a bloated origin tale and the second one a big mess of disasterporn built around Cumberbatch as not-Khan. But Simon Pegg and Doug Jung righted the ship again with Beyond, which didn’t have any lofty ambitions besides just being…

The original Billboard article doesn’t mention a number, but since master recordings are part of the deal, I would think that includes live albums. Probably an editing mistake, though not one as egregious as allowing “20 of the iconic artist’s work”.

No argument there, and I think we’re saying the same thing, just quibbling on the wording.

The singing itself is diegetic, but the “singing along to” is non-diegetic.

No, diegetically means that its source is somewhere in the world of the movie, e.g. a character listening to a song on the radio. Not the case with Magnolia and “Wise Up”.

Just think of Epix as MGM+.

I get the rationale for moving it in CR to represent the “origin”, I guess, but having it happen right before the opening theme just felt to me like the Bond version of, “Live from New York, it’s Saturday Night!”

Also, Casino Royale switched it so that it was inexplicably between the opening scene and the theme/credits. Glad that Spectre, despite its other faults, restored the gun barrel to its proper position.

In this What If…? reality, though, Strange decides to invite Rachel McAdams’ Dr. Christine Palmer to the event...

That would be very wrong. “Southern” hip-hop usually refers to the scene that’s been around since the ‘90s with rappers like OutKast and Ludacris (the so-called “dirty south”) and has since morphed further still with recent artists like Migos.

That’s because Zhao has an Oscar on her belt.  I believe that is a first for the MCU (even Branagh had only been nominated).

TBH much of the time, it was her stunt double you were seeing.

“Mando Da-Da”

And for Sunset Boulevard!  (spoiler)

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