I find that totally disturbing.

I can see how they would appeal to people who don't read much. Easy to digest and your brain doesn't spin too much. For people like us who want to spin that brain up, it's nothing we want but a lot of the world just isn't like that.

I think she was just trying to give people delicious cake.

My reaction when Vickers said, "...FATHER!" like it was some shocking reveal. It seriously took every ounce of my willpower not to just holler, "DUN DUN DUNNNN!" in the theatre.

I think the word I'm looking for is "valueless." And that's as nice as I can be about it.

A cavernous disappointment. That sums it up perfectly.

The idea of finding other races has been forever ruined for me by this story.

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So, I'm sure that when you're feeling down about something - had a bad day, kicked around by your girlfriend, car broke down, cat died, etc - you load up some pictures of the shanty towns in Mumbai or some of the pictures of the old killing fields in Cambodia. After looking at these, you feel entirely better because,…

There is no joking in the Game of Thrones. BRING ME MY SWORD.

You know, after spending the first four years of life the way they have, I'm not sure it'd be kind to change the way they live. They've found their normal.

It was the squeaks as he bumped down the stairs that pushed mine into the red.

haha, I did, too. I even was saying, "Come on! Come on down! You can do it!" without realizing it. My boyfriend was like, "What?"

That may be the cutest thing I have ever seen in my entire life.

Man, I defy you not to be freaked out when the walls start writhing in Aliens. That shit still gives me nightmares.

What's funny is that I'm seeing that clone/copy theme in science fiction a lot NOW.

JONESY.

Precisely, my friend. I can't imagine anyone not liking that movie.

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Agreed. That is actually a good movie. I enjoy it a lot. Alien 3 was utterly joyless, but I really liked Alien: Resurrection a lot.