“It's a wonderfully corny final scene, where the boy returns, and his neighbors learn that he has not just saved Earth, but the entire galaxy.”

“Hugh was a little disgusted with the corny solution to what had appeared to be a sophisticated problem.”

“When I read again what I wrote over a week ago, it does look a little stupid or corny.”

“It's a wonderfully corny final scene, where the boy returns, and his neighbors learn that he has not just saved Earth, but the entire galaxy.”

“Hugh was a little disgusted with the corny solution to what had appeared to be a sophisticated problem.”

“When I read again what I wrote over a week ago, it does look a little stupid or corny.”

“It was cornier than a warehouse full of jolly green giants and served only to link, in a very lazy way, some of Rod's classics.”

“There's also plenty of deliberately cheesy special effects, some even cornier dialogue and Tim Robbins as a cape-wearing British luvvie called Sir Richard Driftwood.”

“Voltaire, Letter of 9 February 1757, to Pierre Robert Le Cornier de Cideville.”

“As the plebes looked around in confusion, I watched Michael spin Lindsay around and dance in the corniest style I had ever seen in my life.”

“If so, you could be in line for a new Welsh Lamb award with the corniest of titles.”

“It's the oldest, corniest piece of advice in the world, but it still works.”