[laughs] That's a good song.

Now it's time.

I really hope it isn't lame.

Please, let's go.

I totally can't hit this note.

I can't falsetto anymore, anymore.

It hurts my balls, hurts my balls.

Okay

Yeah.

And for every movie, the object is to guess what the critics thought, what the aggregated critic score is.

So the Tomatometer is a measure of the percentage of positive reviews for any particular film.

So it's not how well did the critics like it, it's how many critics thought it was worth seeing.

All right, what's the last one?

Uh, the last one, uh, last one is, uh, 1981, classic camp movie, uh, starring Faye Dunaway as the late-

Yeah.

And for every movie, the object is to guess what the critics thought, what the aggregated critic score is.

So the Tomatometer is a measure of the percentage of positive reviews for any particular film.

So it's not how well did the critics like it, it's how many critics thought it was worth seeing.

All right, what's the last one?

Uh, the last one, uh, last one is, uh, 1981, classic camp movie, uh, starring Faye Dunaway as the late-

But it's, it's, it's-

... 'cause the problem is, like, the Internet's 24/7, and it's millions of people.

And once collectively the group of people get a bit in their teeth, like, they just don't shut up about it.

Here we go.

All right.

First up, uh, Arnold plays, uh, the head of a military special forces unit that comes across a bloodthirsty alien in Predator.

Don't do it again," you know?

But there's, I think there's a case to be made in, in this day and age with the ubiquity of devices and knowing that everybody's got the potential to record something, that if you're dumb enough like these kids to say something like that, and you can't tell me that that's the first time those guys had said that song.

What am I, just so I know? Is it, I'm 93, I think.

All right.

Here we go.

All right, next up, a 2005 film directed by David Cronenberg, one of his rare, this is him getting away from kind of the weird horror movies.

Uh, also stars Viggo Mortensen as a guy with a dark secret, uh, recognized by Ed Harris in an early scene.

The movie is A History of Violence.