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Posts posted by mdmost
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I thought Jake and Dan were much better today. Felt like normal.
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Butterfinger and M&Ms.
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1 hour ago, SubliminalHorn said:
Not entirely sure what it’s about, but so in
I believe it's a Wes Anderson version of The New Yorker magazine.
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Yeah, I know. Another reboot. However, this one will have Rick Moranis coming out of retirement to reprise his role of Wayne Szalinski. Now time for Spaceballs 2: The Schwartz Awakens.
By ANDREW TODD Feb. 12, 2020 0 Comments
News emerged back in December that Disney was looking to reboot its family sci-fi comedy series Honey, I Shrunk the Kids with a new instalment entitled Shrunk. Josh Gad, who pitched the reboot, was set to star; the original film's director Joe Johnston (also of Captain America and Rocketeer fame) was in talks to direct.
Now, another major piece of the puzzle has fallen into place: THR reports that Rick Moranis will reprise the role of Wayne Szalinski, which he played in all three prior films in the franchise. Gad, in a move that makes us all feel old, will play his son.
Moranis returning to the screen is a big deal. The last time Moranis appeared in a theatrical film was in 1996's Big Bully; since then, he performed in 1997's straight-to-video Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves, did some voice work in video games and animated material, and that's about it. Somewhat amusingly, he said five years ago (in a THR interview explaining why he turned down 2016's Ghostbusters) that he was "surprised that Disney hasn't done Honey, I Shrunk the Grandkids." Now, we come full circle.
I'm excited to see Moranis back on screen, even if it's in what's almost certainly going to be essentially a cameo. He starred in many films that became beloved to me, like Little Shop of Horrors, Spaceballs, and Streets of Fire; he's also in this other movie called Ghostbusters that people seem to like. His notorious pickiness for the past two and a half decades has left a small, Rick-shaped hole, and one hopes that with Johnston directing, this will be as enjoyable a jaunt into the microscopic world as the original was.
Though you might think this is a Disney+ joint, Shrunk, incredibly, is intended for a theatrical release.
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Will Morpheus spend the whole movie saying "I'm too old for this shit"?
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Salah's agent said no decision has been made yet.
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Get your hand out of my pocket!
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4. Annoy Junior Miller
Bonus.
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Weird Hardline 2.0. At least we no longer have to hear let's be great.
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If she had landed correctly and went straight into a twerk, she would've scored a 10 from the West Dallas judge.
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Who gets Joel Klatt in the divorce? Bob can definitely have Tyler Seguin and LVE.
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Ha. Yeah, 1 hour in and THIS IS FAILED (/Greggo)! Let's also go ahead and PRE-say that Bob and Snake will fail also.
Give it a few shows before you completely write it off.
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And Jake continues the run sheet which is nice for deciding if a segment can be skipped.
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Because the ratings were fine until recently.
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I love when they retell the story of George sucking up to Randy Rogers who was wanting to let everyone know that one of the guys in the band just got a mortgage.
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One upside is Bob will have no issues calling out Corby's dual fandom.
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Down only 2 to suddenly down 16 is quite the feat, Shaka.
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32 minutes ago, nolongerU2horn said:
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Junior Miller will be along shortly to give you a handjob.
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Jar Jar Womprat?
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40 minutes ago, strangulation! said:
but now 12-3 is two yuck monkeys
This is silly. Jake carried the HL during Super Bowl week and not just with bits.
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Christ, we may have to change the thread title now as there's no more BaD Radio.
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I hate the move but it seems like the logical answer to the Fan. More Cowboys segments. More Xs and Os. The Laddie said it best on how to drive segments "TALK MORE COWBOYS BUDDYYYYYYYYYY"!
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He'll get his turn when Norm retires in 10 years.
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Wes Anderson's next film, The French Dispatch
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