And then Clark Gregg was Paul Bettany.

That was on xbox. Portal was pc first. I got on sale for 15$ I don't mind of the game is short if it's replayable. A lot games come out today that have very limited replayability. They tend to play like cliche blockbuster movies... watch it once and its fun, but not much more after that.

Ooh, I've got to do this marathon now.

I would like to mention one of my favorite trilogies:
Jason Reitman's "Young Adult"
James Gunn's "Super"
Jody Hill's "Observe and Report"

Spaced.

"I'm not takin' no bath 'til somebody rocks me, dammit!"

Unfortunately, my experience with this video was the opposite lol.

This guy's a wizard. I've never been able to get a boomerang to actually COME BACK to me.

It was so over the top, but I found it to be hilarious.

Fairly close to what would really happen if a mentally unstable man became a vigilante. But some of the hallucinations and...stuff...with Ellen Paige's Bolty went a little far into "WTF" territory.

Gonna have to go with The Mist's Ending.

Yeah, I can forgive it because the rest of the movie is just so damned spectacular.

Since I don't own the Laserdisc copies, VHS is my go to whenever I feel the need to watch Star Wars in their full, unadulterated glory.

Comic properties can totally be done well on TV. Arrow is a good example of a current one, but even Smallville, for all its many failings, gave us some superheroics every episode and that kept me coming back when everything else sucked.

Feed Your Skin to Nourish From the Inside Out

Ditto:

Really? I was not a fan of last weeks episode. Skye is just annoying at this point and Coulson's whole reveal was lackluster.

I should get armor.

I can't help but feel some of you are missing the point. Yes, this is a ridiculously small, important matter... and DC still somehow felt it was necessary to lie about their standing in the comic/movie entertainment industry. In an individual letter. TO A CHILD.

For Fantasy, no contest: The Princess Bride.