I don’t know how you can do The Fallguy and not have some hot current country star (Chris Stapleton or Luke Combs) do a cover of the theme song as a tie in to the movie. And put that shit in the trailer! Even one if those slow, sad covers by a woman would have been better than Journey or whatever they used. This is…

I didn’t know until he appeared on The Simpsons, but to be fair, all the signifiers that John Waters is gay are 50’s stereotypes of what a gay guy is like. I just thought he was really into retro stuff.

I’m surprised it’s below the first Mad Max. Also, how did Lorenzo’s Oil get snuck in there?

I think the main difference between the original Mad Max and the others is that the original isn’t fun.

You got me. This one always seemed designed purposely to trick people, as it’s an exception to the rule that most words take an apostrophe to show possession. It’s up there with “its” not requiring an apostrophe even though it’s possessive. Just a remnant of some quirk of English that most people don’t even know…

These aren’t even worthwhile retorts, so I didn’t feel the need to say anything more. You’re just using cliches. No attempt to move beyond popular internet jargon. What’s next? Is this my “hill to die on?”

Ya, but he’s old. Famous before Marvel.

It’s a distinction I had to learn myself after too many years of taking girls on dates to see holocaust films.

I think Chris Pratt owes a lot of his success to Guardians. He was on his way to being big, and had already done the Lego Movie, but Guardians was his first really big lead role. The same is true of Tom Hiddleston, who’s post-Marvel career is very different from his pre career.

I think the Sokovia accords are a good jumping off point for the public not being on board with superheroes in general, and as we see in real life, it doesn’t take much to turn the public against a group of people.

No you don’t.

I like him up to There Will Be Blood, and then I think he disappears up his own ass after that. The Master definitely felt like a chore to me, and Inherent Vice was a puzzle like the Big Lebowski, but without the lovable characters and laid back vibe. Phantom Thread was alright, but I think his later period style was…

Fair

This is the only reason anyone should reference Kundun.

Garfield Minus Garfield is a good version.

This is what my wife said when I bought the KITT from Knight Rider car GPS voice. I would divorce you as well if I could.

Maybe it’s because you need to hear him say the name, but I don’t get this joke at all.

Although I don’t wish to discourage seeing anything, I feel I should warn you that you are not guaranteed to have fun while watching a Paul Thomas Anderson movie, despite SuburbanDorm’s promise. Especially the later stuff.

Invincible certainly proves that animation is for teenagers as well.

You still don’t even understand what happened here.