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.
The programme, to be called The Wacky Adventures of Loki and the Scarlet Witch is expected to be a major draw for Disney’s new, as yet unnamed, streaming service. […]
“Big Bird, Elmo, the Cookie Monster – flaming homosexuals, the lot of them,” said producer Jon Stone. […]
“I was aware that many people in Britain had mistaken the bowels of Hell depicted in the original game for Leeds, but as I’d never been to either, I didn’t really see the connection.” […]
The Detective’s chief was getting tired of the detective’s crazy BS. […]
“The series will cover exactly the same crimes, in exactly the same detail, but it’ll be animated and, instead of ‘sins’, the seven referred to will be the Seven Dwarfs.” […]
The category will allow consideration of the likes of Bruce Willis’s straight-to-DVD work, animated films about owls, and documentaries equating Donald Trump to Abraham Lincoln. […]
It will star a slightly past-their-prime actor and an actress who deserves better – Matt Damon and Anne Hathaway or similar. […]
You play Deathbastard – a time-travelling super soldier with guns for arms. It’s your job to shoot all the other men in the game and rescue your son from a castle. […]
The first episode of the new season will tell how Frank had secretly always wanted to be a lion-tamer and with his wife now in his place as President, he seizes the opportunity and leaves under the cover of night. […]
“I mean, they lose their director just a week after getting a video camera for my birthday? It’s like it was meant to be.” […]
Both the movie and TV versions feature a very professional bodyguard assigned to look after a high-profile woman who then, inexplicably, get it on amidst a load of trouble. […]
“All the sets are terrific, but I think my particular favourite is the burning police station, with its little burning racist deputy minifigure.” […]
The Blame it on Rio star was remarkably sanguine about being a fictional construct in the imaginary world of a film. […]
“It was pretty amazing,” said Doris Onions, a cattle-farmer from North Wales who’d been wintering at Fiji’s exclusive Royal Davui resort. […]
“I went to see a film last week and, it was lucky I turned up three months early, as I had to round up some financiers in order to purchase a small box of salty popcorn at the counter.” […]
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