The 90's are truly dead—Moviefone is pulling the plug on its once iconic 777-FILM showtime listings service. They've already changed the famous "Hello, and welcome to Moviefone" greeting, and the company—once sold to AOL for $338 million—is now pushing an "award-winning app."

Now that the Huffington Post has taken over editorial operations at AOL, freelance AOL movie writers will be transitioned to a new compensation model that replaces contractual pay with deep, deep appreciation and possibly compliments.

Yesterday, Tech Crunch writer Alexia Tsotsis did a noble thing: she more or less told her parent company to fuck off, in public, after a Moviefone/ AOL rep emailed her suggesting that the "snark" be "toned down." That was entertaining. But the response of Moviefone is even more entertaining! If you like unbelievable things.