I genuinely had no idea, so I Googled it. Apparently it's a completely made-up word Steve Miller just invented one day.

I think it's safe to assume now that given Slipknot is barely featured in any of the group shots, hasn't had a single line of dialogue - even in his own personal little tv spot, and is barely in any of the trailers, that a much more accurate name for him would be 'Dead Meat'.

"Some people call me the space cowboy, yeah
Some call me the gangster of love
Some people call me Maurice
Cause I speak of the pompitous of love

That, or the one where Skeletor gets He-Man hooked on 'roids and Fisto has to check him into rehab.

Best part of that episode is when Tony gets his petty revenge on Bobby by making him "pop his cherry" by killing the guy in the laundry room.
I really think that, although his death scene is much more dramatic, the best ever Bobby moment is his going home at the end of that episode, and holding his daughter while The…

I'm just dreading the inevitable terrible Grosse Pointe Blank sequel he'll almost certainly make at some stage to reclaim a little of his credibility.

My neighbourhood's too rough for Pokemon Go. If I stepped outside my front door and started flashing my phone around, I wouldn't have it for very long.
I don't remember Ash having to deal with this shit … :/

One is this decade's Paris Hilton, the other is a kind of idiot-savant who's entirely ill-equipped to understand, function within, or interact appropriately with the world around him … but has an undeniable talent for putting together catchy singles.

I've never thought so.
I always assumed the point of the ending is that throughout the course of the movie all they had to do was ask their badass vampire-killer grandfather to sort out the situation for them, but that they were too teenaged and wrapped up in themselves to ever consider that he could be more than just…

"One thing about living in Santa Carla I could never stomach, all the damn vampires."

They made a new Ghostbusters movie? Why hasn't anybody been talking about it? :o

Ghostbusters II is perfectly decent. It has a lot to like, it's just mired in lots of little problems. Editing issues, stuff like that …
Add to this the fact that it's the follow-up to one of the most beloved films of all time, and it had its work cut out for it from the very beginning.

I'm a little more confused as to why the recently released official story synopsis for this refers to World War One as " The war to end all wars" … er, no?

Actually, today started a little RAYny, but it soon PETERed out, and before you knew it the clouds were all eGON …

Wasn't Matt Damon nearly Two-face in The Dark Knight? It's not too late.

They should make 'Pokemon Go - Go', where you have to track them down and catch 'em all.

Ghostbusters - breaking up families and causing motor accidents since 2016.

Lol!

Not too long ago if you'd told me that the fantastic looking Batman v Superman would be one of the messiest, lousiest disappointments of the summer, and that shitty looking Ghostbusters trailer made for a surprisingly fun movie I would have been confused, and very VERY sceptical.

I actually can't believe I'm saying this, but apart from the tattoos - which I've long since gotten used to - I actually think his Joker looks pretty legit so far.
I don't even mind the stupid looking grill anymore. Weird.