"The Rickchurian Mortydate" has one of my all-time favorite Morty moments. Watching him verbally murder the President like that in the Amazon is still AMAZING.Emotional-Chipmunk12

"The Rickchurian Mortydate" has one of my all-time favorite Morty moments. Watching him verbally murder the President like that in the Amazon is still AMAZING.

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The Replacements deserves more love. It has some great jokes, memorable characters, and a whole lotta charm to it.

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&quot;The Rickchurian Mortydate&quot; has one of my all-time favorite Morty moments. Watching him verbally murder the President like that in the Amazon is still AMAZING.

The Replacements deserves more love. It has some great jokes, memorable characters, and a whole lotta charm to it.

One of the things I love most about SSF2 is that not all of the characters are based on one Smash game.

Beverly Hills Cop 3 (1994) is an enjoyable film, I don&#39;t know why everyone hates it. Sure, it gets a little silly at points, but it&#39;s still Axel Foley and still enjoyable action. Certainly funner than the new BHC Netflix movie.

I HATE the trope of a nice, good-natured character who&#39;s close to the protagonist/main cast getting killed off to motivate the leads.

The moment you realize the Cowardly Lion was one of the first ever furries.

I&#39;m honestly surprised Ms. Butterbean is thirsted after by the fandom.

Marco&#39;s parents were completely wasted in this show.

The only film to match the hilarious opening credits of Holy Grail. Deadpool is basically a crazier Black Knight when you really think about it.

Cellular (2004) is a great film Chris Evans starred in before he became a household name. It has suspense, solid performances, and Chris doing Captain America type hero stuff. In fact, I think maybe this was the film that convinced studios that he should play Cap. Overlooked gem for sure.

Hard to believe this franchise is already a quarter of a century old. Seems like just yesterday, we were celebrating the 10th anniversary with FD5.

You think there are some decoy families that still alive after Mortyplicity?

One of the best and most overlooked versions of Harley has to be the 2017 Lego version. Jenny Slate was a great pick for her voice and I love how she and Joker actually had a healthy relationship, even if it wasn&#39;t romantic (Come on, you know he&#39;s in love with Batman.)

Can we all acknowledge that Movie Lego Batman is one of the strongest versions of Batman? He took down nearly all of his opps at the beginning of the 2017 film like it was nothing.

Bulletproof (1996) is one of Sandler&#39;s most underrated flicks. Great action, great chemistry between the leads, it&#39;s an exciting ride from beginning to end.

Disenchantment is officially the only animated Groening show to get a final season. Considering Futurama&#39;s nonstop revivals, we&#39;ll see how long THAT lasts.

Everyone knows Space Jam and Air Bud are the ultimate 90s live action kids movies, but what about the 80s? A lot of people would say E.T., Goonies, and The Neverending Story and they&#39;re right. I would also include Harry and the Hendersons.

Escape from Planet Earth and Planet 51 are two sci-fi animated flicks I wish more people talked about. Both have a lot of charm to them and many funny and memorable scenes. I especially love the bad guy in EFPE. Shatner did a good job voicing him and he gets a pretty badass suit towards the end.

Planet 51 (2009) is severely underappreciated. The animation still looks decent, there are a lot of funny jokes, and the film has loads of charm to it. Dwayne was great as Chuck and Justin Long was a good foil to his antics. Modern Disney WISHES it could make a movie this fun and entertaining.

Whatever your thoughts are on the 2014 Hercules movie, can we all agree that the credits sequence at the end kicked SO much ass?

"The Rickchurian Mortydate" has one of my all-time favorite Morty moments. Watching him verbally murder the President like that in the Amazon is still AMAZING.

Beverly Hills Cop 3 (1994) is an enjoyable film, I don't know why everyone hates it. Sure, it gets a little silly at points, but it's still Axel Foley and still enjoyable action. Certainly funner than the new BHC Netflix movie.

I HATE the trope of a nice, good-natured character who's close to the protagonist/main cast getting killed off to motivate the leads.

I'm honestly surprised Ms. Butterbean is thirsted after by the fandom.

Marco's parents were completely wasted in this show.

One of the best and most overlooked versions of Harley has to be the 2017 Lego version. Jenny Slate was a great pick for her voice and I love how she and Joker actually had a healthy relationship, even if it wasn't romantic (Come on, you know he's in love with Batman.)

Bulletproof (1996) is one of Sandler's most underrated flicks. Great action, great chemistry between the leads, it's an exciting ride from beginning to end.

Disenchantment is officially the only animated Groening show to get a final season. Considering Futurama's nonstop revivals, we'll see how long THAT lasts.

Everyone knows Space Jam and Air Bud are the ultimate 90s live action kids movies, but what about the 80s? A lot of people would say E.T., Goonies, and The Neverending Story and they're right. I would also include Harry and the Hendersons.