Hey, I'm from New York, I got a gun, let's go to a Broadway show!

I would watch that.

Money. They love money so much, they think the promise of money will mean that they can get anyone to do anything. And sometimes, unfortunately, they're right.

Why can't I ever read good headlines, like "Zach Snyder quits Superman legal drama; becomes Buddhist monk and moves to Tibet" or "Congress passes bill that criminalizes PG-13 remakes of rated R action movies?"

Barton Fink! Barton Fink! Barton Fink!

I like money.

Because executives are arrogant asshats who think they know what they're doing.

I just watched Cockneys vs. Zombies on Netflix last night, and I have to say, I was very pleasantly surprised by how funny it was. I would definitely recommend it as a good follow up to Shaun

$40 million is still a lot of fucking money to spend on a terrible movie.

I get what you're saying, but from a film making standpoint, it really is an incredible film.

I think "do it yourself" is the response from someone who really wants to defend the thing they like, but have no actual basis for doing so.

"You should! He's made four really good ones and two series of a great TV show"

Edgar Wright Signs on to Direct Radioactive Man Movie in Retaliation; The Goggles Do Nothing!

I'm just saying, it's akin to getting Milli and/or Vanilli to pontificate on what it's like to be a really great vocalist.

They should have saved themselves some cash and just shown Iron Sky.

I think it means that so many of the bodily functions that are performed by human organs are now performed by machines in Dick Cheney's body, thus making him an inhuman monster, or a cyborg, if you're feeling charitable.

For the most part, they're pretty bad. Nightwing is decent (writer Kyle Higgins co-wrote Gates of Gotham with Scott Snyder, which was really good), but otherwise they're all pretty skippable.

I just started the Clone Wars myself, and while some episodes are enjoyable, I've had to skip everything Jar Jar and a couple of Anakin/Padme romance episodes.

Except that Cheney is, literally, an inhuman monster.

Yeah, Rumsfeld has so much experience running the US military that he was asked to resign from running the US military.