The most hilarious, and most on-brand, being the reveal that Johnson demanded the studio set up a tequila bar focused on his celebrity vanity tequila Teremana at the Black Adam premiere—even though the film itself was PG-13.

First I guess Avatar 2 has longer legs than Marvel movies. See how Top Gun opened and how much it made. This is not the same audience, not 15 years old who need to watch it right now.

I’m gonna watch this on my cell phone in about three months and then decide if it’s a good movie. 

Yeah it was a risk gender flipping the beloved Chris Farley character only a decade after his death but it really paid off.

“In its season 45 premiere, SNL sends cast member Chloe Feinman ‘down unda’..."

I feel compelled to state that the vitriol directed toward the writers on this site is pretty fucking awful. They are (((literally))) employed by a fucking hedge fund company whose business model is generating clicks, content be damned. Put yourself in the shoes of a professional writer who has to write for these…

For me it’s Walking Dead, there was like a 2 or 3 season slump there, but I hung in there, and last season was pretty decent. I even tried the spinoffs but bailed on them after a while. I am still not decided on whether or not to give the future spinoffs a shot.

I always thought Alfonso Ribeiro (Carlton on Fresh Prince) was going to go huge too.

But it would be well defended by Sean Connery’s Marshall William O’Neill (“On Jupiter’s moon, he’s the only law” as the tagline for 1981's Outland went)

I got on the google machine and there is literally TWELVE Dunkins in a 5 mile radius of Stow.

“Unfortunately for MadTV, it was never nominated.”

Sounds like the John Wick Effect.

Honest question: would any of you, or anyone really, give a shit if it wasn’t a super-hero movie? I mean, if it was some rom-com with a similar lower mid-tier actor, would anyone really all that worked up?

I can sympathize. There is something unsatisfying about Saul/Jimmy’s behavior in this- and frankly, the previous episode- because... well, there’s something... defeatist about it, while pretending to waxing poetic about his triumphant agency. Both the sloppiness of the break in, and sabotaging his please deal, feel…

That’s true, part of the reason my Dad and I made a point of seeing it the first weekend was because of how easy/available it was. I’m really not sure if we would have seen it at all if it went to theatres. My Dad still hasn’t seen Top Gun and everytime we drive by a theatre he says “Top Gun”.

Honestly if you had to pay $15 to see it, it probably wouldn’t have been a big hit.  Not that it wasn’t good but the Predator franchise is not putting butts in seats in the theater and movie going is not what is use to be 

Okay I watched about half the trailer and gave up.  It did not see funny to me at all.

I haven’t read a word of this yet, but on behalf of all AVC readers, thank you for not making this a slideshow.

That is a truly bizarre hill to die on.

You’re right, he doesn’t look a day over 55.