So what, we’re just supposed to believe that random nobodies on the Internet will use literally any pretext to make up rumors about media they don’t like being cancelled? Yeah right, I’ll believe it when I see it.

They should have gone with his Shrek script.

“Let it rip”

I preferred Bob

RDJ was great as Tony Stark, and I share his annoyance at how genre work tends to fare during awards season, but nobody won an acting Oscar off of Lord of the Rings, either, and RDJ is no Ian McKellan.

Do you subscribe to Better Homes and Gardens?

Beads?

In the interest of representation, maybe we should only allow disgraced actors to play people with similar or worse histories. Majors can play Rodman or Bill Cosby, and maybe we can let Kevin Spacey star in the Harvey Weinstein story.

It’s been so long, I’m not even hungry anymore.

I don’t mind getting older necessarily, but I have to remind myself way too often to have patience for younger people whenever they realize that history didn’t start when they were born. Yes dear, the save icon is based on an actual artifact from the past, and nobody thought Marvel Studios was going to dominate the…

Well, it’s not like we as a society are constantly accusing women of bad attitudes based on a brief sample of their overall demeanor. And I can’t even bring to mind any recent examples of people on the Internet seeing a woman react to a bad joke on an awards show and then en masse blaming her for something someone…

Yeah, it’s mixed between “great Trek” and “greatest Trek”

Stop fooling around on the CW, George, and get back to writing.

Why even bother debating this when the award is basically an automatic win for “Rebels on the Moon (Reprise)”?

I wondered at that, and I think the truth is that it wasn’t really a misogynistic joke, especially considering its source (maybe cheap, though), however a lot of misogyny directed at Swift then and now follows that same line of logic. So from her perspective, it was just more of the same bullshit. It seems like she’s…

Grogu and the Fetts

Repeatedly highlighting how much this guy sucked at this dumb gig really isn’t doing anybody any favors. It’s unnecessarily mean to a relative unknown, and I’d think AV Club writers would have at least a little empathy for people who aren’t funny but are desperately trying to be so on a bigger stage than their skills…

Some of these are great films, but there’s a lot of regular Oscar contenders this year, so I can’t imagine more than a few have any chance at nominations. I threw together a personal list of likely noms a while ago and while Godzilla made an early shortlist, I had to cull it because of outsized competition. I’m also…

Poor Things is better than Barbie in almost every way (it’s beaten out in sheer fun though, at least). I think they’re both locks for nominations, but it’s bad luck for Barbie that they came out the same year.