Chaz

That’s better.

SAY THAT TO MY FACE

A $200 million budget live action DBZ movie would be a $1 billion grosser, minimal.

The digital release hit Elvis harder than I expected.

I ditched Netflix last month. I haven’t watched anything on the service in years.

Hell, we’re STILL getting ‘60s nostalgia movies.

The best movie made about show business AND the best script of the first half of the 20th Century AND the best performance by Bette Davis couldn’t get higher than this? You’re all going to Hell.

I’m actually interested in Beast. It looks stupid and fun. I’ll also see the Dragon Ball movie. Other than those two, I’m out in August. I mean, I’ve been out since the ‘80s, but I won’t be in the theater.

Endgame's third act is great. Everything before it is an absolute bore.

Season 4 was actually their most-watched season ever, according to Greg Weisman. Just being on HBO Max gave them a bigger audience than they ever had on Cartoon Network/DC Universe.

Greg Weisman has been hinting at this possibility since the finale aired and I’ve come to terms with it.

LOL Titanic made another $200 million after its tenth Tuesday! King

Are you prepared to face the world as a blind man, Tele? You won’t be able to see the numbers on your scratch offs.

Ok. Everybody gets to live for now!

Y’all just better hope I don’t see All About Eve outside that top 100. Imma be scratching eyes out.

I WILL FUCKING RIOT

You did not misspell George Cukor’s last name. The disrespect. Judy’s performance in A Star is Born…*chefs kiss*. The first Oscar loss that sparked a public evaluation of the Academy’s voting standards. The best performance by Hollywood’s greatest legend and she lost to Grace Kelly in The Country Girl? No ma’am.

Judy Garland was the greatest star of the 20th century.

Oh, you GETTING @-ed. I won’t allow the children to be disrespectful.

Baumer, I had Jaws in my top 5 too.

Siskel and Ebert went on CNN to defend the Star Wars Trilogy against cinema snobs in 1983. They were based kings TBH.

I don’t think Elvis hitting PVOD will affect it too terribly. Older audiences will be more inclined to see it in a theater.

YOU HEARD ME Boo Boo the Fool girl!

The only negative I can give The Prince of Egypt is that the songs are terrible. The score is beautiful but those songs…yikes. MINUS the classic that brought legends Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston together for the first and only time! God damn the ‘90s was truly the last great decade.

Thor is the eighteenth MCU movie to make $300 million domestically. Iron Man Iron Man 2 The Avengers Iron Man 3 Guardians of the Galaxy Avengers: Age of Ultron Captain America: Civil War Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 2 Spider-Man: Homecoming Thor: Ragnarok Black Panther Captain Marvel Avengers: Infinity War Avengers: Endgame Spider-Man: Far From Home Spider-Man: No Way Home Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness Thor: Love and Thunder What an insane run.