question of the day: Would you pay $50 per month to see unlimited new theatrical releases?
I figure the primary objection most moviegoers might have is that there wouldn’t be enough new theatrical releases each month worth seeing…
I figure the primary objection most moviegoers might have is that there wouldn’t be enough new theatrical releases each month worth seeing…
This is not journalism. It’s not even fiction. It’s fan fiction.
Most disappointing, too, if that doesn’t fit into the “worsts” category for you…
Maybe you admit they’re bad, or maybe you think that everyone else is wrong…
For example: Darren Aronofsky and Rachel Weisz split up; he goes on to have the biggest hit of his career, she marries James Bond. Who wins?
New York State last night did something wonderful: its senate passed a gay-marriage bill, and Governor Andrew Cuomo signed it. All my gay friends in NYC are now free to be as miserable as my straight friends by getting hitched to someone totally wrong for them…
You know, like how Martin Freeman and Benedict Cumberbatch are swapping sides as they move between Sherlock and The Hobbit…
I fully expect that many of you will consider some movies not-so-dumb that I have railed against as so-totally-dumb. Have at it.
Apparently it will happen tomorrow: J.K. Rowling’s new Web site Pottermore will go live with… something.
Have you heard? Snoop Dogg wants to play Benny Hill in a movie. What could be more ridiculous than that?