Shouldn't "Friends" residuals guarantee she never has to work again? Maybe Sandler has incriminating photos.

Netflix really hates letting you know that they have non-Netflix content. Whenever I look at the "What's Leaving Netflix" list, I'm amazed by how often I go, "Wait, that was on there?"

When I first saw the name, I thought Joanna Angel was starting a new company.

And the alligator ate Mickey Dolenz who happened to be there for a "Save The Monkeys" fundraiser.

That and the Schoolhouse Rock album had a pretty crazy mix of bands.

I’m guessing most of the commenters here were vaccinated, so there may be a link we’re not aware of yet. How do I get money to conduct this study?

It's not like Gavin Rosedale has been doing anything lately.

Boat Trip? More like Boob Trip, amirite?

There may be a good Snow Dogs joke out there, but I haven't seen it.

Marvel had the rights to the Skrull race, but Fox had the rights to specific Skrull characters as they related to the Fantastic Four, like Super Skrull. But the franchise died two painful deaths before they got to use them.

I will go to my grave never understanding James Corden's appeal.

Is the blackmail story a joke? I'm just trying to figure out the rationale of the theoretical blackmailers. "Give us money or we'll release these tracks that you had no plans of releasing, which will have no effect on you since most people will be indifferent to its existence." I hope that at least someone's toe…

George "The Animal" Steele is dead, so I guess he'd have to play Slimer.

Not only is he a reliable hitmaker, his DCEU film was the most successful by a wide mile. Keep the man happy. Give him the reigns if you want to try to salvage the DCEU.

“This entire thing has proved that the entire premise that people want to see the “Dark Phoenix” story “done right” was completely flawed.”

If they do another film adaptation of Dark Phoenix, I hope they use the actual ending from the comics: Cyclops standing at Jean's funeral, looking mopy while he recaps every single X-Men storyline up to that point.

Hollywood kept trying to make The Rock happen and they finally succeeded.

Blockers wasn't that good but Cena was hilarious in it. He's also great in Trainwreck and Sisters. Even Daddy's Home 2. The guy has some serious comedic chops.

I’ll have to give it a rewatch someday, but I felt like DOFP lost steam halfway, maybe 2/3 of the way through. But damn if the Quicksilver scene isn’t one of the coolest scenes in film history.

The Nun. The Crow. The Craft. The Wizard. Why don't goths ever get inspired by good movies?