I had no idea a Generation X pilot/movie even existed.

I agree. The sidekicks were definitely more interesting that Blade in that movie.

I taped it off TV. Like regular over-the-air TV, as we didn’t have cable at the time.

I could swear the Punisher film featured a Krokus song, that made 1989 me very happy, but can find no evidence of this.

You’re right, I misremembered.  Thanks.

I don’t what point you’re trying to make.  

He didn’t “demand” anything. He asked if they could tone it down the sex scenes a bit, and the showrunner went one further and eliminated them entirely.

That’s not even the right number of syllables!

Especially white cops.

I guess it’s possible, but I’ve never heard palette used in that manner.

It should be noted that the star said he had a palette of Iron Man comics delivered to him during the making of the first movie to better learn the character and mythos.

I assume because the Superman set is sold as a set, while you can purchase the Star Wars movies individually.

Hmm, looks more like Richard E. Grant, to me.

I don’t think I’ve ever seen “siege” used as a verb. Usually, it’s “besiege”.  Or was that supposed to be “seize”?

It’s weird, but it happens all the time. The bigger “star” often gets top billing over the actual lead character.

Ripping throats out is the Swayzeist!

Instead of being emboldened by the wins of 1982, studios got lazy, cranking out an assembly line of predictable sequels to earlier hits.

Or a chain of marijuana dispensaries, called Pepper’s Pot.

FYI: You don’t actually have to have a Twitter membership to read stuff on Twitter. I guess if you want notifications or whatever you would have to, though.

I’ve been watching DwtS with my family since the first season.  I don’t really care about most of the “celebrities” outside the show.  I just care who dances well.