I very quickly want to say something that I very rarely say: I was wrong. Last week, I said that Adam Sandler’s terrible excuse for a film, Pixels was “going to win the week with right around $30 million,” and in this […]

So here’s the deal… Pete Conway and I are both extremely busy people. We understand that you folks are too and to hear that isn’t ground-shaking news. But the reason that I’m bringing it up is because for the time […]

Minions made ALL the money at the box office this weekend. How am I defining the phrase “ALL the money?” Apparently, it means $115 million in the U.S. and almost $300 million in the rest of the world. That’s a […]

It’s just like Pete Conway to come back for two weeks and then abandon us all once more. He’s such a big, fat abandoner! In actuality, Mr. Conway is in the process of buying a house (he’s just full of […]

This week’s edition of TGITDNMAR is posting on the 26th Wednesday of 2015 (I counted). There are 52 Wednesdays this year (also counted), which means, as I’m sure all of you mathematically inclined folks have already figured out, this is […]

For the third week in a row TGITDNMAR Is without its usua…oh wait, no. I’m me. Sorry about that. And for bailing on you these last two weeks. And for Justin. He’s just the worst, right? In all seriousness, a […]

Another week… another TGITDNMAR without it’s usual writer. (Standing ovation! Minutes of applause!) Guys… seriously…. keep it down. I don’t want Pete to feel bad about himself. In case you were wondering, the Conway wedding was a fantastic affair. Many […]

Well, hello there. It’s… not Pete! (Confetti! Balloons! Streamers!) Mr. Conway is getting married this weekend (I should know – I’m flying across the country to stand in a line of gentlemen next to him) so he’s a little preoccupied […]

After San Andreas’ $54 million opening, it’s time to officially anoint The Rock a major movie star. It might seem like I’m a bit late to the party, but take a look at this and tell me what, outside of […]

Theory and reality are two very different things. That’s what Tomorrowland taught me over the holiday weekend. Last week, I ranted about how Tomorrowland’s creativity and originality made it one of the summer’s more interesting movies, and something film fans […]