What the hell is happening?
This, this is what happening, and it’s going to blow your mind.
What the hell is happening?
This, this is what happening, and it’s going to blow your mind.
“I’ll be honest, I’m really worried,” said cinema-goer Mary Baker. […]
“But come on, what the hell was the idea with making it in Mexican? Who understands Mexican? No-one, that’s who.” […]
“To be honest, I’ve never been fond of the bad language in Deadwood,” said writer David Milch. […]
The film reveals that Scooby Doo turned to drink after the breakup of the Scooby gang following Fred’s affair with Velma. […]
“It can’t be that hard to go back to the film and use technology to put Dumbo in a nice pair of slacks and a shirt and tie.” […]
“I woke up this morning in a bed filled with kebab and chips, my trousers were up the tree in the front garden, and I’d signed a contract to take a lead role in the sequel to Peter Rabbit.” […]
Other options were, apparently, Terminator: Robo-Death Man and Terminator: Metal-Arse. […]
New skins for the Bergman season will include the medieval peasant, the mourning widow, and the disillusioned intellectual. […]
The change has been decided on because it’s clearly far too much bother to actually pick the genuine ‘Best Picture’ of the year, as evidenced by the award going to Green Book this year instead of Chloe Zhao’s The Rider. […]
“She got right into Olivia’s face and kept saying that they should settle it like Meryl Streep and Julie Andrews did in ’83 – with a fight in the car park.” […]
“Spider-Ken Clarke just adds this real weight to the picture, you know, he’s an old guy, he’s served in several British governments, he’s got a real credibility.” […]
Fewer and fewer people have been watching the Oscars for years now culminating in last year’s disastrous viewing figures of 4. […]
“We were thinking of a Hamilton-style hip hop musical, you know – ‘I’m Jean Valjean, I’m from the street, I keep my beard, nice and neat.’” […]
“I mean, I haven’t read it, obviously. But I did spend three weeks reading the blurb on the back of the book and it sounds tremendous.” […]
“In order to get a grasp of why the genie is the way he is, you have to understand that his life got flipped – turned upside down, if you like – a few years before Aladdin turned up.” […]
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