If you are in the Chicago burbs you have Hollwood Blvd in Woodridge and Hollywood Palms in Naperville.

I’ve only been once, but it was a great experience.

There’s also still the IFC theater and Film Forum. And Angelika too I think. (In terms of independent theaters that’ll show weird shit, not necessarily sit-down-and-eat theaters)

perhaps they can also go on a side-quest to find Sally Hawkins

You rightfully mention it, but I just think it bears repeating: God damn, that is a great soundtrack! It’s almost “This is Spinal Tap” in how the songs are both a pitch-perfect pastiche and excellent sincere contribution to the form.

They have already thrown every copy of Citizen Kane in the trash in anticipation of this film.

You think his anti-vax stance alone would be enough to keep a HEALTH CARE foundation from booking him. The filthy content is just lagniappe.

Good for him and hell of a run in entertainment. Living in Hawaii will challenge that climate denialism.

“that includes the ability to separate his personal views from his television persona. (YMMV whether that’s a good or bad quality to have.)”

Good for Pat Sajak, but Vanna White is my hero.

felt like they were true at the time. 

Totally forgot Glen Close was in Guardians of the Galaxy. I guess her and John C. Riley’s characters just got murdered off screen?

I’ll echo the sentiments of others, that nepotism will only get you so far before you get sidelined. Did Maya Hawke have help getting her foot in the door? Absolutely. But she’s also done the work, and has the drive, and few would argue that doesn’t have incredible ability and camera presence. Compare to, say, Chet…

Where nepo babies are concerned, in front facing entertainment there’s at least a filter...if you’re a shitty actor or singer, no matter how A+ list your parent is, you’re going to get sidelined.

People complained about Ruby’s look? That’s a shame. I actually appreciated how restrained they were. Maybe it’s because I’ve just turned 40, but I was impressed that they didn’t go, “Welp, better make Millie a full-on hag now.”

Jeremy Renner exists in the Glass Onion universe - his hot sauce is referenced in the last movie. So he may just be playing himself.

it is rapidly becoming evident that cybertrucks are the new “hummer”, with the same sort of moron at the wheel.

I mean, dude BEEN a prick for decades now. 

The “Oh, I’m not a doctor” is one of the great punchlines in the show. 

Do the math. Once it’s released, the story ends.