Fred from Scooby-Doo unmasking the bad guy at the end of a mystery, in two frames. First frame: Left side: a tied up man in a white featureless mask with eye holes. The caption over him in impact font reads, "SOMETHING I USED TO LOVE SUCKS NOW" Right side of frame, Fred has his hand on the mask, about to pull it off. The caption on him reads, "LET'S SEE WHO'S BEHIND THIS." Second frame: The unmasked bad guy has a pencil thin curling mustache, a pointy nose, and dark hair, with a widow's peak. The caption on him reads, "PRIVATE EQUITY"

Evergreen

a close up of a man 's face with a gray shirt on Alt: Kingdom Come celebrating its 30th has me aging in fast motion like Private Ryan.

Wait… 30th…??

Play it cool, Simba!

Cinematrix No. 756: April 21, 2026 Can you name a Ken Jeong movie that begins with F-T?

The 22-day 9/9 streak has come to an end, #Filmsky. It was a good run! Vulture Cinematrix No. 756: Apr 21, 2026
I got 8/9 Correct
Score: 2204
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Share some of the best eyes in movies. 👀 #filmsky 📽

“BERN worth it”? Ugh… my brain was melted, too!

Oh noooooo! (Still might’ve bern worth it?)

Cinematrix No. 755: April 20, 2026 Can you name a Seth Rogen movie with a number in the title?

Haha, I see what they did here, #Filmsky… Vulture Cinematrix No. 755: Apr 20, 2026
I got 9/9 Correct
Score: 2488
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If you’re a fan of reading excellent books and comics, I highly recommend Culture’s Skeleton and all the works of @adampknave.com.

A porcelain dragon wrym body with a human baby’s head that has a horn and red eyes. It also has two red butterflies on it

Saw this today. Sad I could not afford it. This is 109% my decorating vibes. Poor demon dragon baby you had to stay behind.

Cinematrix No. 754: April 19, 2026 Can you name a Daniel Radcliffe movie that made $100 million?

I thought my 9/9 streak was over, #Filmsky, but I lucked out! Vulture Cinematrix No. 754: Apr 19, 2026
I got 9/9 Correct
Score: 2436
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Cinematrix No. 753: April 18, 2026 Can you name a Josh Hartnett movie with a one or two-word title?

I cannot believe this 9/9 correct streak is still going, #Filmsky!
Vulture Cinematrix No. 753: Apr 18, 2026
I got 9/9 Correct
Score: 2541
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Zach is happy because there is a new ep of Trolley Problems!

Uh oh! @adampknave.com has gotten me into Trolley Problems!

This is today! Come say hi if you’re at the LA Times Festival of Books!

a man in a superman costume holds hands with a woman in a brown coat Alt: Lois Lane and Superman (from SUPERMAN AND LOIS) hug.

Happy Superman & Lois Lane Day to all!

26 more hours to go and we’re so close to the $8000 mark! Head on over to my Kickstarter and snag yourself a copy of my latest science fantasy comic, SERPENTINE!

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You ever notice how in the Superman the Movie poster, he's got one fist out, and on Superman II he's got two fists out? Well BUCKLE UP, I gave him three and four fists for Superman III and Superman IV, respectively. Hilarious!

They're cowards for not doing this.

a cartoon character wearing a helmet with a letter m on it Alt: Cartoon Speed Racer says hi!

Cars go SO fast!!!

Accurate

Cinematrix No. 752: April 17, 2026 Can you name a Julie Andrews or Helena Bonham Carter movie starring Anne Hathaway?

No deep cuts, but I got 9/9 correct, #Filmsky!
Vulture Cinematrix No. 752: Apr 17, 2026
I got 9/9 Correct
Score: 2504
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Sounds like a lot of fun!

Hahaaaa... that’s fair.

muppet fozzie bear is singing into a microphone while wearing a hat and tie . Alt: Fozzie’s at the mic, looking left and right for the laffs that ain’t comin’.

He’s like regular Superboy but with free shipping, right?

This is a logical take.

Cinematrix No. 751: April 16, 2026 Can you name a Chris Pratt movie that made $100 million?

I had doubts, #Filmsky, but… Vulture Cinematrix No. 751: Apr 16, 2026
I got 9/9 Correct
Score: 2504
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Looking for work at the same companies that are laying people off despite the astronomical money they are making is nerve-wracking to say the least.

When I was at a VFX company years ago, we went from keeping artists on full-time to train them and test new tools between projects, to this layoff and project hire with no benefits model. It’s awful and a real shame.

Hugely profitable companies laying off thousands of people is deplorable.