Wasn’t Vine tiktok?

I’m with you- I liked it, and I absolutely loved his fully-baked Col. Sanders/Foghorn Lakehorn.

My enduring memory of him is lifting a fucking car by himself in Pumping Iron.

This needs way more likes

If we’re going strictly apples-to-apples, King has 304 to Crichton’s 44 as Writer on IMDB.

Serious question, not trying to be glib- Is there another author who comes close to the sheer volume of things he’s written that have been adapted to a visual medium?

By all accounts Kutcher is a nice enough fellow, but I will always associate him with Punk’d and all its stupid trucker hat wearing dude bro energy and can therefore never take him seriously in anything else.

Ding ding ding. The last time I went to Fenway was because my daughter won Green Monster seats, and the night STILL cost me almost $100.

At this point I’m sure someone else has posted this downstream, but it has to be Reey, right?

I think that may be my favorite.

I half-kid, I’m definitely not above a few light beers when it’s hot out and you’re outside, and I legitimately enjoy Bud Lite Lime as well.

The biggest issue with this ad is the fact that she’s drinking a Coors Light, which is like drinking a glass of water out of a glass that had a beer in it before and you didn’t rinse it out well enough.

I think your last sentence is even more important than most of us internet-commenters realize. There is a large, large swathe of the population that neither knows nor cares what companies make any of these movies.

You know Crocodile Dundee was a 100% Australian production right?

That’s a good call, I think he’ll be ahead when it’s all done.

It was amazing through 4 seasons, pretty watchable with some very cool moments through 7 seasons, then incredibly rushed and disappointing in the end.

She is amazing. That’s all I have to say.

Exactly- Lance Hunt wears glasses; Captain Amazing doesn’t wear glasses...

I have the same problem with his movies as I do with Kevin Smith. Any time a character is talking in their movies, I’m painfully aware that it’s Tarantino or Smith doing the talking.

Anytime Ellen Barkin comes up, I smile as I’m reminded about one of my all-time favorite comments pre-Kinjapocalypse. I can’t remember who made the comment (step forward if  you’re still here!), but they said they wished that she and Christopher Walken would develop a show about dogs, and it would be called Walken &…