Actual unretouched phrases that people plugged into search engines this week that led them to this site (with some commentary from me):
“are you interested in the cinema” <-- just a little
“moose wanted london”
“ben whishaw's booty” <-- is he a pirate now?
“why tom hanks is awesome”
“tom hanks doctor who” <-- this would be interesting
“are andrew lincoln and tony goldwyn cousins”
“michael clayton-jolly” <-- last word normally associated with that movie
“was douglas adams a jews?”
“most decadent shakes” <-- like McDonald’s green McShake?
“gwyneth paltrow is an idiot”
“why do movies suck so hard” <-- mystery of the ages
“actual awesomesauce”
“movies sex” <-- that’s... rather broad
“what in movies do people find offensive”
“very short summary of 80 days around the world” <-- right in the title
“winnie the pooh feminism”
“what does the s on superman mean” <-- really?
“which part of feminism offends you”
“why is sexism fair and unfair” <-- oh no you didn’t
fun stuff from FlickFilosopher stats week of Mar 09-15 2013
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Actual awesomesauce is a Secret Recipe which I’m not going to share. So there.
Re the “S” on Superman’s costume: Yeah, it seems pretty obvious it would stand for “Superman,” but it’s actually retroactively been given several meanings — for instance, that it was the coat of arms for the House of El. (Otherwise, why would Jor-El and Lara be walking around on Krypton wearing an “S” for Superman?)
Why would Clark Kent be walking (flying?) around wearing an “S” if he is the only Superman on Earth?
That’s what I’m saying. Originally, historically, the S *did* stand for Superman, but over time the folks at DC have given the S other meanings to make it more plausible that he’d be wearing it even before he got his superhero name. So the question “what does the s on superman mean” isn’t really as silly as it first sounds.