Is that guy meant to be Hammerhead or does he just have a bad haircut?

I laughed. 

I took it that he was (effectively) committing suicide. Which in hindsight seems pretty grim for a Spider-Man movie. 

I’d have preferred it if they hadn’t killed her off at all. They didn’t have to follow the comics, why not deviate from established lore?

At least AS-M 2 got it half right by killing Gwen in that one. 

I thought he died by turning himself into a dust/sand cloud and disappeared? It’s been ages since I’ve watched Spider-Man 3, so genuinely can’t remember.

They’re saving that for the Morbius movie, so that it lines up with AS-M #100-102

If it actually turns out that Tobey and Andrew aren’t in No Way Home, I’ll be fine with that. It’s a bit of a shame that so many people are adamant that they are and have been saying  it’s the worst thing ever that Sony/Marvel haven’t confirmed this (way before this trailer release).

I think that was the original plan when the spin off was announced. I’m guessing Michelle didn’t want to do it, so the producers tweaked it and we ended up with what Halle was left to work with.

Norbit is.....fine. Personally I didn’t think it was as bad as folks generally think it is.

Geez that video just reminds me that Roberto Benigni was “a thing” for about ten minutes back in the 90's.

“Yes. Everything except the reading part.”

Tom Hanks best role is in Punchline.

Murders in the Building is sooooo good. I’m hoping that it’ll be remembered for tv awards season, not sure how American system works or when it’s eligible.

I would also go to bat for Blades of Glory. Which I watched because there was nothing better on at the cinema that week, that was way more funnier than I was expecting.

I just want to know which member of Bill Murray’s family is being held hostage while he does promotional tour.

As for the routine in question, ignore the somewhat misogynistic opening bit and enjoy a pretty funny takedown.

Not sure about his singing though

Sure if you want to get technical about it. 😀

If this documentary doesn’t include the routine from Ed Byrne where he breaks down how unironic Ironic is (way before anyone else) then it’s a clear missed opportunity.