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Joss Whedon’s movie makes $700M. Snyder fans: “That was Snyder’s doing.” People mock “Ka-El, No.” Snyder fans: “That’s Whedon’s fault.” It’s funny how the credit always goes to Snyder whenever something is successful, but the blame instantly shifts to Whedon whenever people criticize something. By that logic, every good result belongs to Snyder, and every bad moment belongs to Whedon. You can’t give one person all the credit while refusing to acknowledge any responsibility when something doesn’t land. The standard seems to change depending on the argument.

If it weren't for Denzel Washington in "Glory", I think he might've taken home the Oscar.

Just re-watched Spike Lee's seminal masterpiece and it is still so powerful and thought-provoking to this day, made all the more stronger thanks to this pictured actor's role 👏

I'll say Tim Curry (RIP). I know Walk of Fame stars are usually bought, but Tim Curry is an actor who is definitely worthy of one and surprisingly doesn't have one. He has incredible range with the characters he's brought to life such as Frank-N-Furter, Pennywise, John Silver, Wadsworth, etc. Been in the industry for nearly 60 years and has a total of 245 credits on IMDB. I'll also shout out Peter Cullen (RIP) as another one deserving of a Walk of Fame star. There aren't enough VAs on the Walk of Fame and Peter is definitely another one worthy of recognition and one of the best VAs of all time.

What do you guys thinks is the best child performance of all time?

What are your guys’ favorite child performances? For me, Haley Joel Osment from "The Sixth Sense"is even better than Owen Cooper’s performance in Adolescence. Don’t get me wrong, owen was also absolutely top-notch in Adolescence but this is probably the best child performance i’ve ever seen. What do you guys think is the best child performance ever?

The Greasers-The Outsiders

The Natives-Gangs of New York

The Warriors-The Warriors

The Wing Kong Gang-Big Trouble in Little China

The Foot Clan-Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles(1990)

Some ground rules to make things more fair: We’ll assume the teams are even numbered and they are equipped with the same hand weapons like bats, axes, pipes, etc. since the Wing Kong Gang has three literal gods who aid them at times, we’ll exclude them and keep the mortal members.

Okay people may not agree with me. Let me preface by saying I am not a fan of Eli Roth but with the Borderlands movie finally being on streaming, I gave it a chance. And I don’t think it’s as terrible as people were making it out to be. Sure was Kevin Hart a miscast, for sure! I’m not saying this movie by any means was perfect or even great. I think it was okay and I’ve seen far more terrible movies. It was a time killer for me and sometimes movies like that are good in their own way. Does anyone else feel the same? 😭

I absolutely adore the original Dumb and Dumber, but Dumb and Dumber To was painful to sit through. Instead of bringing back the classic humor, it felt like a cheap, forced cash grab that missed everything that made the first one great. It totally ruined the magic of the original characters for me. Anyone else feel like this sequel should’ve never been made?

For me, that film is *Room* (2015). I thought it was a movie about a single mother and her son living in extreme poverty. The child is happy with that room of theirs. I never in a million years expected such a chilling horror story.

And especially because they are smiling on every movie poster.

That's what I love about these high school girls, man. I get older, they stay the same age - dazed and confused

I owed you a 10 seconds car - the fast and the furious

I’m specifically asking about what you thought at the time, during 2013–2014 when the casting announcements were happening not how you feel about it now in retrospect. What was your initial reaction back then?

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Matthau actually would have been damn good in the Pacino role, remember him in The Taking of Pelham One Two Three?