What the hell is happening?
This, this is what happening, and it’s going to blow your mind.
It isn’t the first Marvel movie to eclipse Roadhouse’s box office, but it is the first one to go on to become the biggest film of all time. […]
“Introducing one of the deadliest communicable diseases in history is going to be a real challenge for the couples.” […]
“It’s essentially a story of two men, two large men, finding a friendship borne out of a shared love of stationary.” […]
“The hair, the face, all of that. He’s just on a such different level that, scientifically, he’s almost a different species.” […]
“We’ve been in contact with the boys at MIT, they’ve crunched the numbers and run some computer models and have recommended a size of penis that is in keeping with Sonic’s ability to run at speed.” […]
It has been seven days since the set endured a dispiriting outbreak of smallpox, but since then all has been well. […]
“What’s a bigger challenge than Freddie Krueger? He can enter your dreams, he’s got that knifey glove thing, how the hell are they going to investigate his countless murders?” […]
A defensive character, he will be soak up attacks from other characters while patiently giving a PowerPoint presentation on the sobering realities of climate catastrophe. […]
“I’m grossed out a bit to be honest,” explained long-standing Love Island fan and Green Party leader Caroline Lucas. […]
The costume designs feature a knee length leather trenchcoat with wide lapels, flares, and a huge afro wig. […]
“Not only did he save the world from lasers, but he also shagged many, many birds. […]
“I would imagine the plot would be this cobbler and he’s not getting a lot of business because he’s got a sign that says he’ll mend souls and everyone is like ‘no, my soul’s fine, mate’” […]
“I want people to understand exactly how hard it is to make an allegorical film and, you know, the best way to do that is through a highly allegorical horror film.” […]
“I want to keep things fresh. Zombies happened in the past and humanity has just moved on. ” […]
“The vast majority of people who have enjoyed Tom and Jerry in the past are currently adults. So, we figured that maybe we should take this opportunity to cater to adult tastes.” […]
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