So who was this year?

Somebody learned the word exemplify today!

And like the sleeping children hoping that the Sandman won’t conjure Garlin, Never Have I Ever can now count the actor as their problem.

This news really Goo Goos my Dolls

In order to seize the significance of the elongated wait for James Cameron’s sweet-natured, splendid, and dizzyingly futuristic Avatar: The Way Of Water, it’s tempting to reach for a well-known line from Titanic: “It’s been 84 years.”

You’re literally ranting in an internet comment section under a comic book character’s name about how big and adult you are for thinking adults can only enjoy realism in art, all because daddy says so.

“James Gunn.”

This trend of deflecting any and all criticism against your work by playing the ‘diversity’ card is getting tiresome. The fact that a Chinese born actor would celebrate Disney who has a long history of blatant racism and kowtowing to China on LGBTQ/diversity issues is too perfect. Yeah, we get it. Your paycheck means…

This would be an excellent 9th grade honors English paper, so good job!

A particularly odd argument during a year when the biggest movie by far wasn’t a superhero movie.  I think what you’re saying is perception rather than fact, especially when considering streaming releases as well.

Hate your usual shtick, but yes, that’d be the point.

As a longtime Tarantino fan (I rented from Video Archives in Manhattan Beach, CA and remember the party the store threw for him and actors when Reservoir Dogs was released on VHS) I have to defend Inglourious Basterds. It’s the greatest love letter to the experience of discovering and defending cinema disguised as a…

We can rebuild her. 

I didn’t know I didn’t care until I read it…that’s why I read it. 

No, my point was that I read it because I was interested but it was so complicated and boring I didn’t care. 

doing the lord’s work

The only special effects you’ll find on display here are the waterworks squirting out of your peepers! But if you hate kids - watch out! In Meet the Fabelmans Little Stevie Spielberg is all grown up and putting his shitshow of a marriage to Ms. Amy Irving on full display. Sure the names have changed and it’s almost 40…

I’m seein’ double: Four Indianas Jone!

So is “it’s _____’s own fucking fault that we’ve focused on the mention of [Marvel/Method Acting/Don’t Worry Darling] in an otherwise wide-ranging interview, so welcome to the discourse, asshole” a template y’all share, or do you just coincidentally happen to frame this baldfaced clickbait the same way every time?

Audiences will delight as this panther of a movie slinks through the night! Take note, Blake Edwards, this is how you make a sequel after a star has passed. Coogler doesn’t need to resort to deleted scenes to make this kitty purr! Although the missus’ wouldn’t shut up about her confusion of Angela Basset/Shirley…