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I suspect that Kevin, Bill, Mary Jo or Frank would be up for it.

"God's Not Dead: The Revenge"

Max Landis released 4 pages of his FF script. Dare I say it sounds...fun? http://comicbook.com/2015/08/10/max-landis-releases-four-pages-of-his-fantastic-four-script/

I mean, apparently in this movie, 'It's clobberin' time!' is something that Ben Grimm's abusive brother says while beating him.

Honestly, I have no idea why people rate Chronicle so highly. I thought it was really boring and cliched. Why Fox saw that movie and thought, 'Yeah, this guy should do Fantastic Four!' I have no idea. It all seemed a bit doomed (or should I say Domashev-ed?) from the start.

My tiny heart was touched by how often Scott's voice warbled & cracked. I never thought I'd be so happy for two people I don't know to meet 4 other people I don't know.

Although I wonder if that's all kind of undermined by the fact that he's now trying to disown it by claiming studio interference.

Before critics started trashing it, that was definitely the plan. Now, not so much. http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/movies/fantastic-x-men-not-film-universe-article-1.2314517

The original Vacation was based on trips from John Hughes' childhood, so despite the sort of heightened reality of the movie there was something tangible and real for an audience to identify with. The jokes were built around the story. On the other hand, this movie seems to function solely as a joke delivery system, with nothing real to latch onto. The fact that the jokes are dumb and by most accounts very, very bad, probably doesn't help.

The Heat is a 2013 American buddy cop comedy film written by Katie Dippold and directed by Paul Feig. I would put this one in the 'not bloody likely' column.

I'm surprised she didn't make Jeff Bridges play her father.

It was easier to buy Tiny Lister as President of the Federated Territories in The Fifth Element than to buy Kevin James as POTUS.

Woah, is Janet Varney in this ep or are the pictures telling lies, sweet little lies?

There were also some very odd camera zooms in that scene. I remember at one point they seemed to zoom in on someone's back.

Is it possible they delayed the ep so they could do a double-feature with Lavalantula featuring what appears to be the petrified remains of Steve Guttenberg?

I have to admit I remember laughing pretty frequently during Zohan, though much like Roger Ebert I was ashamed of myself for doing so. And in my defense, it was also my last Sandler movie.

I need a clearer definition of 'watchable' because I saw LOL on the list and was immediately confused.

I think it's just that Nerdist's whole thing revolves around loving something. It reminds me of that PFT quote from a few years back:

The problem is that would exclude wonderful things like Lindsay Lohan's Elizabeth Taylor movie, and I just can't get behind that.

Reading comprehension fail on my part, sorry! I totally agree that Warwick should just be in all the movies.

I'm 99% sure Warwick Davis is not in this movie. He's not listed in the cast and I think he was making that terrible Ewok movie when this was being shot.