It seems to me, that someone planning to make a documentary about you is someone you absolutely should not be shitty to.

There’s a whole industry of talk shows, etc. based around it, so I feel like there has to be some effect.  If nothing else, just seeing an actor you like on a talk show might bring their new movie to your attention.

He released a song about that. Whether he wrote it, I don’t know, given he didn’t write this one.

The Disneyland Haunted Mansion is located in “New Orleans Square”.

Kinda the opposite: in “right to work” states you can’t be compelled to join a union for a particular job. In states that don’t have “right to work” laws, you have to join the union to work in a unionized shop. 

Star Treks II, III, IV, VI, and First Contact, at least, were better than The Motion Picture

I have some Pops of characters I like, but I don’t get the whole “collectible” mindset. I take them out of the box and put them on the shelf, and don’t worry about whether they’re rare or in mint condition or whatever.  I’m not spending hundreds on a Pop figure, and I don’t know why anyone would, except for the whole…

The Eagles are notorious for copyright strikes on YouTube. Maybe this is the best they could find.  I see a few live versions posted on YouTube at the moment, but they were uploaded in the last few days.

Betteridge’s law of headlines: “Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no.”

I think the point is that you should be required to see the movie before reviewing it.

“Do people really go see a movie cause the stars promote it?”

It would be biggest, most beautiful retainer ever seen!

He’s always playing bullies/assholes of some flavor.  He was in an episode of Buffy and I think had a couple of Veronica Mars appearances.

It didn’t help that instead of “we’re making the crappy seats cheaper”, they went with “we’re making the good seats more expensive.”

Gravy SEALs. 

“Back Door Lover” is a classic.

Also, if you opt for concessions, the typical drink size is like 3.5 gallons.

Frankenheimer was the doctor, not the monster.

Le sigh.

Kind of like Kiss Kiss Bang Bang using old L.A. Law footage of Corbin Bernsen.