Demolition Man (1993) - Movies with Mikey

[@orinanime]

This movie is a misunderstood underrated subversive and satirical masterpiece.

[@spxyx]

I agree 100%. Totally misunderstood and a lot of people (apparently Mikey as well) missed the point. Plus there is Frida Kahlo serving rat burgers in the sewer!

[@-MrFozzy-]

You smort!

[@ingibingi2000]

sorry i disagree this film is a masterpiece

[@g41g32]

I'm kinda surprised you had more things to say about Last Action Hero than this movie. This movie is steeped in an almost Verhoeven-level of social commentary and parody. There were messages about political correctness getting out of control, sacrificing personal freedoms for safety, classism, dependency on technology to a fault, living in a Big Brother state, democracy vs autocracy, how good intentions can be twisted and manipulated to serve a corrupt leader who uses fear and rhetoric to secure and retain control, and how governments can construct a shiny veneer over some very real, fundamental societal problems to distract the masses - just to name a few. A lot of those messages become more relevant as the years go on. I'm not you, so I'm sure you could find more (and better) if you took a second, deeper look.

[@orinanime]

Right?! It's insane how much he missed!

[@anthonyskrzypczak9437]

​@@orinanime have you noticed how much effort this channel goes to in order to be as politically correct as possible? of course hes going to ignore the parts of the movie that criticizes political correctness.

[@orinanime]

@@anthonyskrzypczak9437 nah I don't think so. One can be politically correct and even-handed. And Mikey usually is. He just majorly dropped the ball on this one.

[@matthewfrederick3291]

Could have at least mentioned Dennis Leary's character

[@aswaney7449]

It's probably because the commentaries were implemented in a implausible ways, making the movie mostly nonsense.

[@Seanwhatsleft]

My take on Snipes doing the racist thing was that Racism doesn't exist anymore in the Utopian society so his comments wouldn't have been registered AS racist. Like the word hooligan, originally an Irish slur, doesn't really mean that anymore.

[@filmjoy]

+Sean Dupree [m] I buy this theory. Well thought out.

[@andresomerville2305]

Did you know Phoenix was originally cast as Jackie Chan? However it was thought that his fan base would not take kindly to seeing him as a villain. The racism could have been seen as a form of self hatred.

[@HereComesPopoBawa]

Also, language is not racially specific, so mocking it like that would technically be ethnocentrism rather than racism.

[@smurfyday]

I don't think someone who makes those kinds of sounds would be only ethnocentric and not racist.

[@JGandthe2kk]

Sean Dupree he's the bad guy we're not supposed to like him

[@ZeldafreakNEO]

Im surprised you didn't mention that the Taco Bell logo in the movie impressed the CEO of Taco Bell so much he reused it in the ACTUAL taco bell logo we have today.

[@HaloDoomer]

Demolition Man was and kinda is one of the few movies that actually succeed at being a satirical take on the action genre in a way similar to Last Action Hero. It's loving parody of action. There's even a scene, which I'm surprised and disappointed by the fact that it got little to no coverage on, where John Spartan basically spells this out to the audience during the Taco Bell scene. "The Wild West wasn't The Wild West" and so on, and the fact that his stupid-action-hero-antics are what actually CAUSE the entire plot line to happen in the beginning. He is frozen in the first place, not because he's accused of outright murdering the hostages, but because they believe that the hostages were killed as a result of Spartan jumping the gun and doing the whole action hero cowboy cop bit... Which Simon set up to look like, because Simon knew Spartan would do such a thing, compounding the problems of being a action hero type. There's so much that goes into this whole thing.

[@BrotherAlpha]

"He is frozen in the first place, not because he's accused of outright murdering the hostages, but because they believe that the hostages were killed as a result of Spartan jumping the gun and doing the whole action hero cowboy cop bit..." Thank you. I knew he got that plot point wrong.

[@orinanime]

Absolutely nailed it. This movie is misunderstood underrated satirical masterpiece

[@Aggroculture110]

Wesley Snipes doesn't get fined because he doesn't have a tracking chip in his hand. Also this movie was amazing your a monster

[@RemiStardust]

The "did you knowwwww?" thing gets me every time! Love it! So cute.

[@Grashnook]

You forgot to mention that Sandra Bullock was hot as hell in this movie.

[@nvghostrider]

Simon Phoenix was never given the social control chip as demonstrated with the injection of John Spartan with one. They cannot track him and have no way to identify him for the decency violation. As for the Uber liberal connotation: it seems more if a unilateral decision to change society in that direction for the film when looking further in to it. It feels the Uber conservatism of the 80s (barely) squeezed its way in with the abolition of intoxicating substances and rampant, almost rabid capitalism (fast food wars).

[@BooBarr]

So you didn't like this movie and only did it because people voted for it? I feel like the time spent in your video could've been better served in trying to explore why this film has a cult following then. I feel like this is probably the weakest of this series you've done; you reveal some trivia but other than that you simply state what's already in the film without any real insight. I feel kind of bad that you put time into this, since it seemed you really had nothing to say about it.

[@JGandthe2kk]

BooBarr ditto

[@anthonypetniunas354]

I agree this is the weakest review i've seen from Mikey. I think it's because he's focus on reviewing the movies is the cinema-craft itself and not the storyline or cultural commentary. You could easily run a comparison between Demolition Man and the Firefly universe, and what it's like to be on two sides of the dystopian future. In this vein Edgar Friendly would be akin to Mal Reynolds.

[@LegitHarpyHunter]

@@anthonypetniunas354 I just want to mention that it's a lot of fun to watch this movie after judge dredd, Stallone goes from being the law to breaking the law.

[@anthonypetniunas354]

@@LegitHarpyHunter it would probably be more fitting to see it the other way around. Where in the first one he argues for people's rights, then in to judge dredd where he becomes an authoritarian.

[@LegitHarpyHunter]

@@anthonypetniunas354 it's mutable, so long as you're having fun with it the objective is achieved👍

[@Mikewee777]

I liked everything except the insulting ending and the lack of attention to the fact that this movie had one of the most expensive explosions in movie history. Most modern movie explosions use CGI now.

[@gmaxion2001]

I love Demolition Man. It's one of those movies where violence, comedy, and schtick just work for me. Sandra Bullock is amazing and adorable and Snipes is a great bad guy. Stallone did what he always did and played Rambo with a better vocabulary.

[@rubez1999]

I can't believe you didn't mention Denis Leary as the rebellion leader. I remember when this came out and I was super excited to watch it at the time. It was funny and had explosions, but it really pointed out the disparity between the haves and the have nots. Sure many other movies before and after have done this better, but to a young kid that was just expecting a Sly Stallone action movie this delivered more. Sure through the lens of today its a hot mess, but back when it came out it was at least trying, or trying to try.

[@salbryant4227]

You and I said "roll credits" at the same time Somebody been watching cinema sins

[@TheProgramer64]

I love your "BUT DID YOU KNOW" card.

[@eliamagrinelli517]

Lemme try it...ehhmehm. BUT DID YOU KNOW? The two protagonists, John and Lenina, take their names from the Aldous Huxley sci-fi masterpiece book "Brave New World", which is also set in a overly controlled society. In the book the character of Lenina is a part of the new world society, while John is instead a "Savage", which in the book is the term to which are referred to all of the people that live outside the physical and regulatory boundaries of the new world. Also one of Phoenix one liner in the scene at the museum is literally "It's a Brave New World". Read "Brave New World", if you haven't.

[@macmcleod1188]

Great comment! I should always watch out for uncommon/unusual names as literary references. Sheesh.

[@melman]

I'll be honest Mikey, I think it would be better if you got rid of the voting thing. You said it yourself "If you hadn't had voted for this movie I wouldn't have done it," and while this episode was funny it lacked the depth and enthusiasm which made your reviews so good in the first place. I think it would improve the quality of the show if you just did the movies you wanted to do, rather than being obligated to follow through on audience choice.

[@filmjoy]

+melman [m] I like the interaction and the challenge of it. It won't be going away. This movie didn't have the depth in review because this movie didn't have the depth to work with. It's on me. I still pick the movies that go up for voting. They're supposed to be movies that have that depth but Demolition Man has been floating around for so long, it was easy to throw it in (without screening it). Either way, it was my fault it ever got near the show.

[@melman]

I just wanna be clear, in case it's not obvious, that Movies with Mikey is still the best movie-review show on youtube, and I look forward to every single episode. Thank you for all the work you put into it.

[@joshuacollins385]

@@filmjoy Like so many others have said, this movie has a lot going for it in terms of social commentary. I don't think it was a mistake for this movie to end up on the list, but it's a shame it didn't click with you.

[@smurfyday]

so sad your unenthusiastic mistake made at least a few people (judging from comments below) avoid this really fun and funny parody film.

[@TheAmazingBoogeyMan]

Lethal Weapon 2 poster in the background at 8:22

[@barcodetheworld]

Outrageous it's so good the social commentary is tight

[@walteracevedo5105]

That moment when the comment section has more effort explaining the movie than the video.

[@LabrnMystic]

The whole mistake in the beginning was they were tired of Spartan's methods because he would cause so much destruction but no deaths. Phoenix sets him up so that the building blows up and they find the scorched bus with 30 dead so that the deaths get blamed on Spartan's demolition methods and not that Phoenix had already killed them.

[@macmcleod1188]

I loved the film and think one contributing factor is that it was very much targeted at it's own time. If you were born in the 60's to 70s and grew up then things made sense or hit emotional notes that don't exist any more. As some younger friends say about these things occasionally when I recall and bloviate on them , "I wasn't born yet!" Similarly, when I started watching listening to 1930s radio and watching 1930s to 1950's movies and television, I just missed tons of stuff. There were people who were *famous* then, who are completely forgotten today. I'm certainly still missing things after a couple decades of watching and listening because sometimes the audiences just go crazy and I have no idea why. But, there are sometimes that *I* go crazy and most people around me wouldn't understand what the hell was wrong with me.

[@themishky11]

I really enjoyed this movie. Yeah, it's silly and has cheesy one liners, but as background noise, it's campy fun and I've proudly extolled its virtues. I'm sorry you didn't like it; we had met eye to eye until this point...

[@ScyllaCephalopod]

I re-watched this movie a couple years ago, the first time I saw it since like, 1995. My impression was "Not as good as I remembered it being, but better than I had since feared it actually was."

[@jmalmsten]

I recently listened to The Projection Booth podcast episode centered around this movie and they interviewed most of the writers involved and... they pretty much debunked any notion that Bullocks character was ever meant to be Sly's daughter. He was supposed to meet the daughter with the sewer people. But it was dropped because of pacing issues. Some scenes were filmed but cut. I'm not sure how certain how confident the interviewees were about what footage made it in and the shot where Sly shields a random woman was discussed... They did also mention the story about the writing buddy having three seeshells in his bathroom, though. That was basically very true. I love this film and am still waiting for the 61st amendment making it possible for Schwarzenegger to become POTUS... :D

[@darkflamestudios]

Wesley doesn't have a chip so maybe the computers can't detect the swearing and charge the corresponding bank account, which he does not have. Interestingly enough the franchise wars part did come true because after KFC Taco Bell and Pizza Hut merged into Tricon Global Restaurants, Inc, it was then in 1997 consolidated into Yum! Brands, Inc with global sales in 2015 global sales totalling $13.105 billion US.

[@nz.Frequency]

darkflamestudios sorry for replying to a year old comment, just watched the movie today - he actually does get fined at least twice while in the museum armoury (The voiceover doesn't say his name though so kinda half right)

[@LostScarf]

I remember enjoying the movie as a kid. I have no idea how I'd feel about it now. Learned a couple things I didn't know about the movie though. There were a lot of things in the movie I was surprised that weren't covered by Mikey at all. I know it's been a long time in the change of format, but I did like these better when they were a more complete synopsis. It's a hard vote between the three, but I gotta go with TMNT 3 to complete that run. This whole thing did start with TMNT 1 and 2. Shaun of the Dead is an amazing movie though and would love to see that covered in the future.

[@LabrnMystic]

Point 2) Spartan is the only person who has ever caught Phoenix and so they (Future Cops) felt pressured to awaken Spartan to help catch Phoenix, as part of his parole otherwise he gets put back under ice.

[@nvghostrider]

I believe Simon Phoenix is sans social control chip hence the inability to track him and no identity to fine for the racially focused interaction.

[@LawsonX2]

This video is an injustice to this awesome movie!

[@StuiWooi]

Not all food is taco bell, all restaurants are; food can exist outside of restaurants

[@petemk73]

Seashell 1: Directed jet blast of water Seashell 2: Drying Seashell 3: Parfum

[@IanMT56]

I am eating Taco Bell while watching this, so I know I live in a broken world full of violence and profanity

[@ShinyAvalon]

Dude, you’re kidding me. This utter cheeseball of an action flick had some hardcore _deadly_ satiric wit in it. You missed all that? For shame.

[@nadpro16]

Wow for someone who digs into the hidden meanings of movies you barely looked past the surface level on this one, I highly recommend watching the video done by the nostalgia critic on this. He hits the points much better than I ever could in this comment section.

[@mkteku]

more of this type of viddy, mike! ;) is there a playlist?

[@FD3St]

We all know how much you love Cabin in the Woods. So that's my vote.

[@ZebbeCali]

Captain America the first avenger without the serum or the nazis.

[@DarthWinterMadness]

Little fact : In the French version of the movie, they replaced Taco Bell with Pizza Hut since we don't have Taco Bell restaurants in France. Although, they didn't change the name Simon to Jacques (Jack in French), since our version of "Simon says" is "Jacques a dit". Which is the exact same, apart for the name change. And I'd say it's a missed opportunity because everyone in France missed the jokes with Simon Phoenix' catchphrase! Cheers from France guys! 🍻 Edit : Dammit... Shouldn't have paused the video to write it! 😂 My bad. I feel a bit like an idiot, but the second part of my comment is still relevant! 😉

[@stevemangram]

That lead song that always plays when this video start is crazy does anybody know the name of that?

[@TheZanzibarMan]

I'd like to see a redux version of this episode

[@timpaich2074]

Jesse Ventura isn't completely cut out of the film. I knew in a cut out scene Sylvester Stallone fights Jesse Ventura. They should've been cut out. We're clearly assuming 2 of the villain's accomplices (including the Jesse Ventura character) are eliminated by the cryo-prison blown up.

[@rac7551]

I can see why at the time the movie wasn't well received, but there's almost no better example of a movie aging like a fine wine

[@hendrsb33]

I liked this movie pretty much for Wesley Snipes performance alone. It looked as if he had so much fun playing his character that it was hard for me to not like him. Sandra Bullock was easy on the eyes as well.

[@katieell4084]

So this is the third time I've seen that chair Rob Schneider is sitting in at 8:32. It is also in maybe every episode of Better Off Ted - Veronica's desk chair. It is also in an episode of Star Trek, though I cannot remember which episode or even series. I think it was Deep Space Nine and the user was... nope. Can't remember. Anyway, I assume I'll see it in something else in about ten years.

[@grimcity]

I'm very old (I saw this movie when it dropped in the theaters)... one thing that I found kind've funny is that every once in a while I'll hear someone use the phrase "murder-death-kill" in a jokey manner, but on two occasions I know of the people that said it had never even heard of this flick.

[@boodashen]

I really enjoyed Demolition Man..it knew what it was and it had to be corny in order for Sylvester Stallone and Wesley Snipes characters to stand out...

[@MoOrion]

this movie is great. A campy laugh riot the whole way through. If you're were looking for anything else then you were doing it wrong.

[@msnorringtonsims6536]

you defended Pearl Harbor but couldnt find anything good in Demolition Man? lmao. that's so precious

[@sariarosegold]

i think now that you've been doing this a few years, maybe revisit a few of these old movies that you might have struggled on with a new eye, might find something new to talk about

[@mgdomville2250]

The "five different people" who wrote it are actually three different people, two of which have both screenplay and story credits.

[@filmjoy]

+MG Domville [m] Yeah, I cheesed the image because that's what IMDB had. In my readings about the film, there were other screenwriters, some uncredited, working on the film behind the scenes.

[@mgdomville2250]

+Chainsawsuit Original Neat! Thanks for clarifying!

[@johnmonk9167]

What you don't get, is how you see Demolition Man is how regular people see SJWs.

[@nathangibson2114]

Exactly

[@InformantNet]

Sandra Bullock was pretty cute back then. Very cute, actually.

[@OptikRvB]

Write in vote: Zodiac Actual vote: Cabin in the Woods Sad that Zodiac will never have a MWM ep done on it.

[@SavageDawgJoshua]

Oh shit (pun intended), I just figured out the three seashells! EVERYTHING is Taco Bell, hence, toilet paper is obsolete, as you can never have enough for your personal Taco Bell waste. So now you have three seashells to scoop out your "soft serve"; THREE in case the first two are so defiled and gooped up that you have a third for back-backup! SOLVED!!!

[@Chasmodius]

I LOVED this film when I was 14, but I recognize now (and probably knew then) that it was mostly because I had a huge crush on Sandra Bullock -- well, actually, I had a huge crush on the girl in my french class who looked and sounded identical to Sandra Bullock in this movie. In any case, my takeaway has always been that it's a silly movie that's fun despite not really making sense.

[@ANigerianPrince]

…and I learnt to appreciate wed designed and edited ones that I feel put a lot of effort into their the video instead of giving one small shallow nugget of information…

[@StaticV]

if you didn't have much to say about this what will you get out of the time travel ninja turtles movie?

[@cheezus4772]

Anyone who doesn't like this movie is, for the most part, a wasteful use of carbon.

[@skatemetrix]

Demolition Man is a funny mix between OTT 80/90s action films and Star Trek utopia cranked up to maximum cringe levels. The 2026 future looks like something from Star Trek with the wacky customs, "cheap" sets and tacky/obvious use of on-site locations to "create" a futuristic setting. Then Stallone and Snipes bring their 80/90s OTT action shlock and hilarity ensues. Also Nigel Hawthorne was great in this movie too as he played a character very much like Sir Humphrey from Yes Minister.

[@MostlyPennyCat]

Oh, now I _really_ want to see Dredd on M&Ms...

[@therealdestructicus]

Even if John's daughter was an infant, in 2032 she would be 36, and Sandra Bullock was like 29 in the movie. Checkmate.

[@edvaira6891]

I ADORE this movie! It’s messy, but it’s great!

[@KennedyDillingerCh33]

2 and a half years late but anyway, my native language is not english and i find this film far more entertaining in Spanish, the Latin American dub specificaly. Guess it´s just nostalgia since i grew up watching that version. Objectively it is certainly not a great film, but i enjoy it very much so thank you for this episode.

[@orinanime]

Mikey you need to rewatch this movie. I'm amazed at how much you missed. This movie is a much deeper satirical masterclass than you give it credit for. Read the comments from all of the people who clearly understood this film.

[@PatrickAlvarado203]

1K! You're welcome. And, thank you. I'm binging all your (explitive deleted). Amazing!

[@GarveyToure]

the 3 shells are soap, water and air. issa bidae

[@NightHunter571]

Looking back at this movie this world seems to be what sjws are after, this must be their heaven. That is somewhat terrifying. Thank god I’m not in America.

[@bdkern]

I’m pretty sure that picture of Daniel Waters is actually Josh Olson, but I dunno, all screenwriters looks alike 😂

[@MatthiasPowerbomb]

There goes 10 minutes of my life I'll never get back.

[@danwatchesmovies]

Quick story: I worked at Taco Bell when this movie came out, and of course we had all the promotional tie-ins: kid's meal toys, specially-themed taco, the works. When I saw the movie in the theatre, the "all restaurants are Taco Bell" line took me completely by surprise and I literally laughed out loud. Loudly. Only one in the theatre to laugh at that. My friends were appropriately embarrassed. (Dan)

[@billc5433]

This is a good bad movie, Stallone has a few of these under his belt. I say for movies, keep TMNT 3 in your back pocket, your analysis of the first two is what got me hooked here. I'm voting Shaun of the Dead.

[@Blue_Jay_97]

I kind of love this movie. It's not a good film, but honestly I don't care whatsoever

[@natchnieni0]

Even #NostalgiaCritic saw something cool in this movie.

[@ladambell]

Oh, my vote's gotta be for TMNT 3, if only to complete the trilogy. But hey, Zodiac! That's a movie!

[@trezl]

TMNT 3 please. I've seen/read enough Cabin in the Woods and Shaun of the Dead stuff. I'd love to hear your thoughts on TMNT 3 :)

[@matrimhelmsgaard]

mikey mikey.. she clearly states that the restaurants are only taco bell because of the franchise wars.. not all food. you know like Starbucks'ing(worlds end)

[@JCResDoc94]

oh no

[@1369Stiles]

i think we should stop blaming writers and directors and put the blame where it belongs.......on the studios; the majority of problems in movies can be traced back to studio interference. that said, i love the movie

[@MichaelAInvernale]

Shaun of the Dead but only if you do Hot Fuzz first as a reverse Cornetto Trilogy of episodes.

[@SaiyanHeretic]

A notoriously "so bad it's good" movie starring an 80s action hero? How has this not been remade yet?!

[@flybeep1661]

You can so much tell this reviewer was born after the movie came out and never saw it when it came out.

[@katieell4084]

Yeah, no mention of the tie-in commercials. Some people at Taco Bell must have had, like, THE orgasm when they heard about the "all restaurants are Taco Bell" bit.

[@michaelwhipple3558]

Here's why I think you should do TMNT 3. In a nutshell that is inside of another, bigger nutshell that is still hanging on a nut tree(?) in a forest of nut trees that is encased inside of one giant nut. Nut. Shawn of the Dead was recieved QUITE well when it came out in 2004, despite being released in a limited amount of theaters. (And going up against The Motorcycle Diaries and Mr. 3000) For only roughly 600 theaters, it still managed to place 6th or 7th in the box office in the states. It also did quite well in the UK!. Since then it's become the first and best in a long line of zomidies. (Zombie comedies. I just made that up. If someone else has already made it up I'm sorry, you didn't. I just did.) With a score of 92% on rotten tomatoes, it's pretty clear how well it has been received. This movie has had no trouble gaining fans and followers. It needs no explanation for why it's good. Cabin in the Woods, a Joss Whedon production, is an incredible homage to horror movies and all their associated tropes. WIth a strong cast and talented crew, it ALSO has a 92 on RT, (Rotten Tomatoes, abbreviated for brevity so people don't have to read Rotten Tomatoes again and again.) and has changed the face of horror since. It was such a subtle satire of horror tropes, set to illuminate the rut that they had all fallen into, and things just haven't been the same since. At a whopping 21% on RT, (Again, stands for Rotten Tomatoes. It's just so much easier to type RT than it is to type Rotten Tomatoes again and again, yet I feel compelled to explain it so people don't think I mean retweet. I mean Rotten Tomatoes.) TMNT III didn't fare so well the year that it came out. While it WAS 1st at the box office, it still under performed compared to it's prequels, and critics hated it. *stop* Wait. I just started watching it again to get material for this plea to get you to chose it for MWM. Just basing it off of it's oddly english speaking Japanese samuri in the 1600's to a Chucky Cheese style robotic Splinter while rubbery turtles dance to rock and roll music and kinda... jump up and about... This is so much worse than I remember. Okay never mind. Pick one of the other ones. I cannot do your job.

[@LowGuppy]

Oh, I'm sorry the fan vote didn't work out so well on this one. Vote: Shaun of the Dead, then you'll have no excuse not to just finish out the Trilogy with Hot Fuzz eventually.

[@stevepolychronopoulis]

I respectfully disagree.

[@stevenmcintyre9309]

First time commenting; please do Zodiac and The Fountain eventually. 2 great movies that get overlooked too often.

[@moorebounce]

I grew up in the 70s and 80s so I love this movie. I wish people would view these movies for what they are and not what you wish them to be. They're just like action video games. You don't need a brilliant plot or story line. The dialog doesn't have to be magnificent. Nobody is trying to win an Oscar either. It's hand to hand combat, shootouts and explosions. People who has issues with movies like this are either women or dudes who wish they were women. Sorry not sorry.

[@hosebeefstick]

I somehow mixed this turd up with Repo Man (not Repo _Men_), and was really excited to see you talk about nuclear aliens and 80's punk culture.

[@adamsagehorn3520]

Taco Bell, Pizza hut, and Starbucks are all owned by the same conglomerate so there ya go.

[@jackmaddox4960]

Wow, I'm surprised (well, kinda not) by the amount of comments disagreeing with Mikey... Seems this movie is quite popular with a lot of people, including myself. For anyone interested in a totally different (and very well done) take on this flick, I recommend checking out The Critical Drinker's review of it. Seriously Mikey, check it out, might change your mind about it...

[@BoomerWarfare]

So this one’s a Cinemasins/Rush Limbaugh/Bernie simultaneous dunk fest? Meta level *Maximum Overdrive*!!!!

[@BDubzzzzzz]

Cabin in the woods. Not because I think it is good, but because it sounds like it would be a fun movies with Mikey

[@CheezyTime]

Sandra Bullock is so pretty, but Taco Bell won the franchise wars? I wish they elaborated on how that happened 😕

[@5pid3rman80]

I freaking love this movie!! #sorrynotsorry

[@sean2068]

I looooove this movie like Stansfield loves Mozart. That's ok you didn't like it. Interesting about the unused plot threads.

[@jonathansciandra]

TMNT 3, please. I have a vague, blurry memory of it from childhood and I would like to see your thoughts on it.

[@mechanicaldavid4827]

Were there... 57 PASSENGERS, Simon?? The TOTAL LACK of Dennie Leary in your hot take has be suspicious of YOUR sarcasm/satire credentials...

[@Strekks]

Shaun... of the motherfucking dead of course.