I think it was half-transition, and half kind of chastising the media at large about getting hung up on light news/basically puff pieces about a weather phenomenon (that isn’t even potentially destructive like the weak-ass Jersey quake) instead of focusing on the very real shit going down in Gaza.

It helps that back in the 90s Nickelodeon was very new. ...okay, not new new, but they were undergoing a major change in brand identity, programming, and basically everything about the network, meaning that they were greenlighting a lot of things and taking experiments. And because of all that (no pun intended), they…

Yeah, I’m somewhat bothered by how much of the discussion concerning this documentary/everything with Nick has somehow turned into “poor Drake Bell”. Like, sure, nobody deserves what happened to him and it is a damn shame, but that does not make him a saint and I feel like that’s what a lot of the internet is doing.…

“I grew up Irish Catholic. That’s just not how we vibe.”

The my parents used to “edit” movies was just sit with us and fast forward and say “shut your eyes” if there was enough sex to where your eyes could discern something like a titty on screen at double-speed.

“there’s no Gilly”

Yes, yes, yes, I approve. Of anyone playing Booster Gold because I want a Booster Gold movie. It absolutely has the best possibility for a comedy/superhero movie since the GOTG movies The Suicide Squad.

Yeah, Schneider only worked on their live-action shows (well, their later comedy ones, from All That and later) and Summers was gone by then. Like I said, it’s probably almost exclusively to get that “shocked reaction” bit.

I cannot help but think this is end up dragging the premise out too long and end up terribly unfunny as a result. Or maybe making it unfunny is the premise and we’re about to have a dark Fresh Prince reboot situation .

Probably exactly to get that “This aired on Nickelodeon?” soundbite that’s mentioned in the article. It’s gotcha journalism (... or gotcha filmmaking? idk, moving on) at its finest. Dude thought he was gonna come reflect on his time there but what the filmmakers obviously wanted was a shocked adult (that at least…

Getting Phil Lamarr is kind of low key hilarious to me since for so long he was (and I guess still is, going by imdb) playing like every (black character in animation. And now he is literally the brown Among Us guy. It’s just so on the nose.

lol I was literally thinking of this skit but couldn’t figure out how to reference it in a way people would get

I know it has unfortunately drawn made a lot of friends and family laugh at the end of the trailer which is not what Patel/the other filmmakers were aiming for, I assume.

What is this “acting” you speak of? You mean people pretend to be other people than what they are? Witchcraft, I say!

I don’t think realistic hands are the particular thing the “artist” for that drawing was particularly worried about.

“It was pouring with rain, freezing,

Isn’t Rebel Wilson a little young to be releasing a memoir? Like those usually come out by older people and/or people who have retired from the industry, and she’s neither of those unless I missed a news story where she said she’s quitting.

This whole thing reads like it should have been a short film rather than a whole theatrically released movie.

I believe the trope, for the most part, is supposed to refer to any black person who kind of mentors or subtly pushes a white person to learning a life lesson to better their own lives. So in the loosest sense, one could assign that role to Morpheus, since he is the one who guides Neo into his ultimate role as The…

She unleashed too many a cappella groups onto the world and still hasn’t faced trial.  What a shame...