It wasn't that long ago that a bunch of conspiracy-brained white men in Michigan tried to kidnap the female governor to force her to confess her crimes, which is basically the plot of Bugonia, and holllly smokes maybe take another run at that script boys and think about what you're saying.

The inciting incident of Tomorrow Never Dies is that the murder of shipwrecked sailors is so heinously evil that it would push Britain and China to the brink of war.

College essay: The 1931 Frankenstein is right-coded because the monster is just born evil, Fritz stole the "abnormal brain," it was doomed from birth and there was never anything to do except burn it at the windmill, and that's how Republicans view every problem.

Think how unbelievably easy it must be to go through life as a Republican and never believe in anything except that you deserve to win.

The people who stand atop the rubble of a disaster and insist "you shouldn't politicize this tragedy" are just telling you not to ask questions. Short of directly causing the tragedy yourself, it's the most evil thing a person can do. Yet this is somehow accepted as a responsible, mature position.

This person is trying to pretend that Chris Murphy is making some technocratic process argument and that's just objectively not what Murphy's doing.

That said, the fact that Trump personally intervened to make Rush Hour 4 happen proves there is an answer to the "Donald Trump name a movie that came out after 1995" challenge

Always enjoyed how Costner's entire closing argument was premised on unsupported conjecture that could not possibly have come in as evidence in that trial.

The one exception to this is Chris Pratt, who plays the game on easy mode by almost exclusively starring in established IP franchises with a huge preexisting fanbase (Guardians, Super Mario, Jurassic Park).