Sure sounds like a side-splitting laugh riot, huh?

Somehow we've gone from a movie featuring Dan Akyroyd crossing his eyes while getting a spectral BJ into a movie about teen suicide.

mkaroly wrote: ↑Wed Mar 20, 2024 7:52 pmWho???

People said the same thing about Craig in 2005...

I don't care who they cast, as long as they let Bond...be Bond, instead of a scowling bore who spends five movies straight moping over his dead girlfriend. We want FUN and ESCAPISM again.

"I have given a name to my pain, and it is the WB art department."

I’m more and more glad I let my D+ subscription lapse.

I'm happy as hell that Quan's making a legit return to acting. Having him and Indy on a new adventure would have been so much better than seeing a gaunt, frail-looking John Rhys-Davies being reduced to Indy's Uber driver.

People giving me crap about being "factually wrong" about the Dial Of Destiny reshoots on Twitter. It's been almost a year, the movie bombed, they can 'fess up already!

Monterey Jack wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2024 9:08 pmThe previous two couldn't crack $800 million, and at least they had reasonable budgets around $100 mil or less apiece.

Even if it succeeds, it's not really evidence that "audiences are BACK for comic book movies!" though... Reynolds' quips cast a wider, R-rated net with adult audiences as opposed to "MCU" movies. To some extent they are not the same audience. This was always the difference betwe...

I actually found it the breeziest and most entertaining Oscar telecast in many years. And starting it an hour early was GREATLY appreciated (and I hope that becomes a standard...who wants to stay up until almost midnight on a Sunday? :?). Some wins I really appreciated (like Mr. G 8)), and there wer...

- Love Lies Bleeding (2024): 10/10 https://cdn.moviefone.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/love-lies-bleeding-109.jpg This is the most twisted and galvanizing pretzel-logic lesbian noir since Bound , and the first authentically great movie of the year. Even a sharp skewing into metaphorical surreality ...

For the MCU, it's all over but the grousing at this point. I seriously doubt even teaming up Deadpool & Wolverine this summer is going to re-galvanize anyone's interest in a truly moribund genre.

For a studio that's kept three MCU movies per year spinning since roughly 2015, WHY is it so hard to get a theatrical Star Wars project off the ground, one that's NOT connected to one of the D+ or animated shows?

I didn't even bother with watching the third season.

Star Wars is dead to me. Even the "acclaimed" Andor bored me to tears. Disney's gonna lose their shirts on a Mandalorian movie...without the Mandalorian!

Stacked discs increase the likelihood of scratches exponentially.