I mean, people have a lot of hate for Young Sheldon and people had a lot of hate for BBT...but I am mystified as to how anybody could say they are lowest common denominator. I mean, they are caricature, pastiche, recycling, but they are very professionally done and sharply written (if not, ever, actually funny)...I…

My favorite character on Young Sheldon is “Bazinga” the magical creature from the 5th dimension that only Young Sheldon can see.

Young Sheldon is no Malcom in the Middle

Lol what. They were bad movies, nothing to do with the FF4 specifically.

Counterpoint: Speed Racer was a masterpiece

The Matrix Rumspringa: a bunch of teenagers get kicked out of The Matrix to decided whether they want to keep living in the real world, or go back to the Matrix.

The Matrix Ruh-Roh: A crossover with Scooby-Doo.

What are some of the more innovative ‘R’ sequel names they could come up with?

Maybe she can make a better Matrix sequel?

They really just want to turn everyone it sea captains

“Crunchyroll Is Killing Funimation for Good, And You’ll Pay For It”

Thanks for confirming that you know nothing about what the movie was actually going to be like. Or for some weird but convincing satire. Not sure which is going on here, to be honest; it’s getting harder and harder to tell.

I mean poor test screening scores don’t necessarily mean a movie is bad. Plenty of good, even great films tested poorly. 

steaming TV project

Yes, you do! The legal definition of discrimination is related to protected classes at the state and federal level. 

She won’t win. The biggest question in this lawsuit isn’t whether Disney will win (they will), but whether her claims can even survive past the motion to dismiss stage. They are that bad.

It likely did.  Morality clauses wherein people can be fired for public behaviour that reflects badly on the company or production they’re in are commonplace.  This is a non-issue.

I’m sorry, what? You don’t recall there being Hispanic people in a game that takes place in SPAIN, where all game they’re speaking SPANISH?

Since HBO (sorry, “MAX”) is relinquishing its decades-old strangle hold on being the industry’s premium programming provider, I’m glad Apple is willing to take up the mantle.