Eric the Clown

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Wow. So funny and not at all cringey and annoying. No siree

...nah.

OMG I had no idea you came back. Surreal to see you again all these years later, but I hope you stick around.

Gotta be honest, I expected an extra 10 rewatches from you. I'm very disappointed.

#395 - We Are Marshall (43 points, 2 lists, avg. ranking #79) #394 - The Emigrants, Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (43 points, 1 list, avg. ranking #58) #393 - Flags of Our Fathers, Vegas Vaction, Reversal of Fortune (44 points, 1 list, avg. ranking #57) #392 - Footlight Parade (45 points, 2 lists, avg. ranking #78) #391 - Smallfoot (45 points, 2 lists, avg. ranking #64) #390 - Honkytonk Man (45 points, 2 lists, avg. ranking #24) #389 - Cheyenne Autumn, March of the Penguins (45 points, 1 list, avg. ranking #56) #388 - Summer Wars (45 points, 1 list, avg. ranking #15) #387 - Where the Wild Things Are (46 points, 4 lists, avg. ranking #72) #386 - Annabelle: Creation (46 points, 2 lists, avg. ranking #78)

I've realized more and more how much influence this show has had on my life lol

It can mean it in whatever way you want it to be.

You're a lite BvS.

Conservatives are downvoting it because they don't like it when women are in movies.

DETONATOR'S CHARGED AGAIN, HI THIS IS THE REVIEW THREAD FROM THE RTM SUBFORUM. WE WILL MOVE IT BACK NEXT WEEK. THANKS

Let's go party. PLEASE NOTE THIS IS THE THREAD FROM THE REVIEW THAT MOVIE SUB-FORUM. WE WILL MOVE IT BACK NEXT WEEKEND. FOR NOW, IT'S HERE. SO IF YOU DON'T SEE IT THERE, THAT'S WHY

Why can't that be me?

To all you Barbie and Papa Nolan fans, the Top 100 Warner Bros. Movies countdown is happening and going on strong, with us now at #86 on the countdown. Feel free to look it over, see what some of BOT's faves are, and throw a few likes my way

#86 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire 481 points, 9 lists "Dark and difficult times lie ahead. Soon we must all face the choice between what is right and what is easy." Box Office: 896.8M Rotten Tomatoes: 88% Metacritic: 81 Awards: 1 Academy Award nomination, 1 BAFTA Award, 1 Kids Choice Award, 1 Teen Choice Award Roger Ebert's Review: "With this fourth film, the Harry Potter saga demonstrates more than ever the resiliency of J.K. Rowling's original invention. Her novels have created a world that can expand indefinitely and produce new characters without limit. That there are schools like Hogwarts in other countries comes as news and offers many possibilities; the only barrier to the series lasting forever is Harry's inexorably advancing age. The thought of him returning to Hogwarts for old boys' day is too depressing to contemplate." Its Legacy: Gave us Ralph Fiennes as Voldemort. Kickstarted the career of Robert Pattinson. Led to a Wyrd Sisters lawsuit. The second film in the series to be released in IMAX. The first Potter film to win a BAFTA. The only Potter film to win the Kids Choice Award for Favorite Movie. Gave Gary Oldman a paycheck. Commentary: Considered one of the best Potter movies based on one of the best Potter books (well I actually don’t know if it’s considered that. I just think those things), this fourth entry really had it all. Thanks to the Triwizard Games plot, we have a movie with tons of iconic setpieces and thrilling sequences abound, while also featuring the cast developing as teenagers. Their older age not only allows Radcliffe and co. a chance to show their improve acting crafts, but also means they get to grow up, deal with new challenges, and make the Steve Kloves script just a tad more richer and developed. To say nothing of the new cast members. There’s Brendan Gleeson as the delightfully crazed Mad-Eye Moody, Miranda Richardson as the snoopy reporter for The Daily Prophet, and even baby Robert Pattinson, long before he became a teen heartthrob, arthouse darling, and every auteur’s favorite dude. Oh, and we finally see Voldemort, at least the noseless version, performed by the one and only Ralph Fiennes. It’s one of the most important films in Potter history and is a huge fan-favorite. That’s more than enough for this to reach the top 90. Please donate to SnapCo. Trans rights are human rights. https://www.snap4freedom.org/about

#87 Arsenic and Old Lace 480 points, 8 lists "And I'm not a cab driver, I'm a coffee pot!" Box Office: 4.8M Rotten Tomatoes: 85% Metacritic: N/A Awards: N/A Roger Ebert's Review: N/A Its Legacy: Definitive version of the classic stage play. Cary Grant's most divisive performance. One of only two films Frank Capra did for Warner Bros. Ranked #30 on AFI's Top 100 Laughs. Part of the Criterion Collection. Gave Priscilla Lane a paycheck. Commentary: A masterclass of dark comedy, this Frank Capra classic is the perfect blend of morbid and hilarious, with a farcical premise that is reminiscent of Capra screwballs, notably You Can’t Take It With You, but avoiding any heavy-handed messages and social consciousness. And frankly, it’s all for the better. Not only is Cary Grant delivering great work, with tons of overacting and mugging that is hilarious to watch, you have the two murder-loving aunts, Josephine Hull and Jean Adair, who bring a more down-to-earth portrayal despite their villainous acts. With Grant being the goofy straight man surrounded by sickos who play things straight, there’s your comedy right there. The movie seamlessly handles multiple tones and jarring shifts, allowing for a macabre, yet still engaging and hilarious comedy caper that is an underrated, yet beloved piece of Frank Capra canon.

So nervous but also excited to meet you guys in person for the first time. I really hope you guys don't find me annoying irl

So what's y'alls favorite Drake and Josh episode? The episode where they bet over video games and junk food is probably mine. The episode where they performed The Blues Brothers was also iconic.

I've got the Josh Peck gifs on standby.