A bite of his dill pickle?
A bite of his dill pickle?
Speaking of big heads; while working as an extra on a low-budget movie years ago, I met the actor Toby Stephens (from Lost In Space on Netflix and I think he was a James Bond villain, too).
Therapist: “Scooby, tell me about your mother.”
Nevada voters also elected a dead pimp.
The past is a foreign country; they do things sadly there.
It will be a Logan-style gritty chase movie, with Willy and Charlie Bucket pursued by corn syrup-crazed Oompa Loompas.
“ISIS ISIS BABY”
I think it was President George H.W. Bush who said that the trickle-down theory was “Voodoo Commentology.”
Setting it in the rural South, it sounds like True Blood with aliens instead of vamps.
This show is paced like a movie and they move around, geographically. These are good things but the episodes seem to be over before too soon. They clearly have a knack for cliffhangers, but I really wish they would drop a whole season at once like Netflix.
I like Resurrection. It’s like someone made a movie out of a goofy non-canon tie-in novel. The fact that Ridley Scott is borrowing the “human-engineered aliens” premise for his prequels is depressing though.
The girls were discovered in the bathroom holding a goblet.
That’ll be the original biscuit layer, sadly long-since petrified. I’m holding out hope the fudge and buttercream strata are intact.
Probably just a quirk of my local cinema.
Custard good. Bourbon good. Strawberry Good.
He is showing his age.
Their best character moment was a just a brief discussion near the end about what to have for dinner and Venom’s reply was funny and unexpected.
Movie trailers that show too much are the problem. A lot of people might have had a better time with Batman v Superman if they hadn’t given away virtually the entire movie, beat for beat, in the trailer. Including Wonder Woman showing up and the big monster fight (!) at the end.