How deliciously intriguing! I hope the documentary really cuts deep into the meat of the issue. I’m sure some juicy details will come spilling out.

Da dodo di de doo-doo!

Jeez, that song was amazing.

Nandor: I wish for the lid of my coffin to be closed.

I totally didn’t catch on that Marwa coming onto Gulliermo was part of the “likes everything Nandor likes” wish.

Saying that a movie should be in theaters isn’t saying that it shouldn’t be on streaming. Streaming services are full of movies that had a theatrical run.

For a website that has been horny for TV since its inception while also continually mocking anyone who dares insist that the theatrical experience is superior to television this article is the height of hypocrisy.

As that is a 20 day old tweet, kinda surprising that the writer neglected to add that information to the article.

This might be why it had to go straight to streaming, though?

The movie came out in ‘99.

Cartman was never presented as a good guy.

basically i think what they’re saying is that it would have been cool to see the movie on the big screen PLUS Hulu would have made some good money so their policy of never releasing in theaters is pretty silly. even Netflix throws their assorted Gray Mans and Irishmans and Power of the Dogs into theaters when they…

The Sire delivered the greatest wedding speech ever

More Serafinowicz in general is needed.

We should really reframe these lawsuits to reflect who ACTUALLY pays them. Then maybe people will pay attention. She’s suing taxpayers of Utah, via the police they fund. If every headline from these lawsuits told people THEY are paying the bills, because they are, there might possibly be some accountability. Not…

I made it!

That’s kinda implied by “Hitchcock-ian.”

This is laughable. Nothing but a money grab, their daughter would be ashamed. They are responsible because 5 days later in a completely different incident she died. An incident she could have started and been the aggressor. Good luck getting money from something you cannot prove. 

They say that if you listen closely, you can actually hear Peter Thiel opening his checkbook...