So many adults in my life regarded my childhood hyperactive wordplay goofiness as sort of vaguely annoying, so it was cool to find out that someone out there was making a living on it and thought it was valid and funny

the single best comic book film ever made, the movie that made me understand comic book films as a genre and their capacity for greatness

fun fact: I apparently gave *zero* new films 4.5 in 2024

three in 2023, four in 2022

We’ve established, it was just culturally insisted upon to shit on Lohan and Hilton

Yeah just finished it and hoowhee what a flick

Haha yeah I constantly cite the Master Shake “I’m 30 or 40 years old and I don’t need this” to anyone about this topic

Fishburne is sturdy and compelling, and Charles Martin Smith is oily and disreputable, but it's Goldblum's nervy performance that is eye-catching and strange in ways the movie thrives and writhes on; consistently entertaining and involving, rad as hell. Like Samuel Fuller's MIAMI VICE, just *mean*.

This is all I'm gonna say on bsky. To find out more of my thoughts on Chicken Little, check out a future episode of @boxofficegross.bsky.social

A sideshow of the grotesque.

This is an actual frame from a movie that Disney released in cinemas. Seemingly dozens of people involved in production looked at this, said, "yup this is fine" and it made the final cut. No back to the drawing board? It's clearly missing layers. The parts aren't connecting at all.

I clearly do!!! Have a whole era missed!