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Jerry Bruckheimer had the brilliant idea of remaking Fantasia with Jay Baruchel in the Mickey Mouse role. It was not a success.

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Travolta/Cage #53: The Sorcerer's Apprentice/Season of the Witch

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The 2009 Manga Adaptation Astro Boy is the Confused Marxist A.I Knock-Off We Never Knew We Didn't Need

This is not good.

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Kick-Ass Most Assuredly Does Not Kick Ass, Despite Extraordinary Performances from Nicolas Cage and Chloe Grace Moretz

Kick-Ass is a nasty, curdled piece of work, despite extraordinary performances from Nicolas Cage and Chloe Grace Moretz as a rather unusual father-daughter team.

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Travolta/Cage #52: Astro-Boy/Kick-Ass

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The 1978 Smash Grease Is Vulgar, Lurid and Horny as Hell. That's What Makes It So Great!

You know what movie is an absolute blast? Fucking Grease. What tremendous fun!

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1992's Honeymoon in Vegas is a Modest Comedy That Does Everything Right, Particularly in the Casting of James Caan as Nicolas Cage's Worthy Opponent

Nicolas Cage cleaned up nicely in a Golden Globe-nominated turn as the lovestruck hero in writer-director Andrew Bergman’s semi-classic tale of love, temptation and sky-diving Elvises, 1992’s Honeymoon in Vegas.