Pop culture quotes give us the means to express ourselves when we're too dumb or lazy to come up with our own mouth-sounds. And even then we can't get it right.
Sometimes a poor casting choice makes a movie better by opening the doors to wild-but-plausible theories that completely change the way you look at a film.
Not only only are these weirdly specific. They're freakishly, pointlessly specific.
While we're being bedazzled by their good looks as they dodge explosions, we never notice how incompetent some protagonists really are.
Sometimes, a movie's internal logic requires such profound, universal stupidity it starts to feel insulting.
Stephen King is a titan of pop culture. He is also a titan of horrific acting.
The artistic types in Hollywood ought to be sleeping with one eye open.
Every successful film deserves a sequel or ten. And sometimes, the sequel itself accidentally tells you everything about the whole franchise.
What if we told you that Dutch from 'Predator' was used as a template for the Terminator?
Science's understanding of mental health has improved greatly in the past century. Hollywood's, and thus society's, has not.
Instead of sticking to the script, these back-alley adaptations went with some crazy interpretations.
These characters didn't hit their stride until someone decided add them to a Saturday morning block.
What's the point of having a massive, loyal audience if you can't use that power to settle petty scores and/or randomly insult your peers?
Surprisingly, some moves have gone out of their way to eclipse their star power using elaborate disguises.
We may need to pull the plug on James Bond.