Some studios or production companies have something of a house style, and therefore you can suppose that a movie from that studio will be good (or bad) in the absence of other information. Pixar movies tend to be good, Happy Madison movies tend to be bad.

Eleanor Roosevelt and Lorena Hickok would probably upset the MPAA more.

As a giant nerd, I've always preferred to think of Boston as the ivory tower elitists, not sports fans and Southie.

If you don't eat fries with it a double quarter pounder is 750 calories, which is 30% of a 2500 calorie a day budget. It's not really the most filling or nutritional way to get 750 calories in you, but it's totally something you can budget the rest of your calories around.

Well I mean, there's plenty of transgender women who are very interested in stories about people being forcibly transformed into women. It's just that a lot of them are still in the closet.

The first three Nicktoons were Doug, Rugrats, and Ren and Stimpy, which premiered together in 1991. Hey Arnold came a couple years later.

Arthur C. Clarke originally wanted HAL to have a Green Goblin mask for a face, but Kubrick vetoed the idea and went with the more minimalist design seen in the film.

The Flop House doesn't review non-recent movies, except for contest-related exceptions.

Eh, it's sort of a period piece. 2007 was eight years ago.

AV Club keeps showing me ads for Moonbeam City so…

Curb Your Enthusiasm is on indefinite hiatus, so it's not like Larry David has a whole lot in the way of just becoming a de facto castmember if "socialism triumphs."

As has already been said the term is kind of inherently ambiguous (any adult woman could be a mother, after all) but when the first Charlie's Angels came out they were 25-33, whereas Jennifer Coolidge was 38 when American Pie came out.

The dose makes the poison. Any food which is safe enough to meet basic FDA standards can be a part of a healthy diet if done in moderation.

As far as you know.

I'm thinking more like a smiley-faced computer with the voice of Dave Foley. Because of that game where he did that.

Two episodes of Family Matters, even.

What, you don't remember all the Flatliners merchandise? The Flatliners Saturday Morning Cartoon, where the Flatliners go on adventures with their friendly ghost buddy Billy?

Thankfully, they can't actually do this yet.

Cue cards… written by Saul Alinksy???????

I thought Heroes had somehow decided to change its name without me noticing.