You catch on pretty slow.

The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003) – 7.5/10

Broken Arrow (1996) – 5/10

Treasure Planet (2002) – 7/10

LFO (2013) – 8/10

This Must Be the Place (2011) – 7/10

Bunker 6 (2013) – 6.5/10

The Sublet (2015) – 7/10

Airplane! (1980) – 7.5/10

Airplane II: The Sequel (1982) – 6/10

O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000) – 7.5/10

He’d better be able to pull off Ford’s mannerisms and voice perfectly, 'cause he sure as Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory looks nothing like Ford in this or any closely related reality.

The Alien in the Tuxedo

Lord Haseo said:

the Alien in the tuxedos

The muffin man is dead.

Impossible. Flies – like all arthropods – are cold-blooded.

Now I wanna own a Catholic Bible. My parents would probably blow a fuse if they spotted that on my shelf, though.

That’s probably true. Give me power, and I’ll become corrupt in very short order.

Wazzles said:

Ryan-SWI said:

I don’t understand the US’ overinflation of these discs and why people pay those prices.
You can get them in my country and the UK for a couple of dollars each if you take three seconds to search for yourself; eBay may be simpler, but sometimes it just isn’t worth it.

It’s just an Ebay thing.

No, it’s also an Amazon thing.

*does victory dance*

TV’s Frink said:

DuracellEnergizer said:

*flies A-Wing of Denial into Executor-class star destroyer*

I don’t see why…

ray_afraid said:

^Yeah. They don’t call him by name in the movie, so he/she is who ever you want 'em to be.
Duracell, you know better than to take every bit of EU as personal cannon.

*sigh*

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_mrNQBLSMU

LOL!

Late reply, was Late.

LOL

I hate the term “awesome sauce”, but just this once I will use it to describe my opinion of your dream.

How do flies gouge out their eyes? All at once or one by one?

As it’s a different, earlier shot, technically no.

DO IT.

Besides, at this point, my eyes hurt everytime they fall upon the R-word.

*flies A-Wing of Denial into Executor-class star destroyer*

If only you could drift into another forum.

I love the aesthetic of early Technicolor film – y’know, the whole red-and-cyan aesthetic that the first half of The Aviator captured so perfectly.

Were I to become a filmmaker, about a fourth of my films would be graded this way.

Yes, welcome back to the madhouse – now with 40% more maniacs!

NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!