complete misdirection. nice try, AMC

Give her a break, she's playing Hollywood politics, man. You don't really have the luxury of ideals in that business.

I'm so glad they did the reveal though, early as it was. I guess as a reader of the book I knew how the story would play out on the show back when they announced the casting, so every scene that had to do with the gang asking about the cure and all that I just sighed and told myself to be patient.

I came to Firefly very very late and saw Serenity first, so I assumed it came first, but I guess, after is accurate. One thing that bothered me about the movie, and I always thought it was an inconsistency because it was a movie first than became a series so they just wrote around it, but didn't Kaylee get paralyzed…

or even..

oh man, if you haven't seen it you should stop everything and do such. Princess Mononoke is still my favorite but Spirited Away is a very close second, those two are easily the peak of the studio's work for me.

Lasseter's awkward intros to the US Gihbli releases are a serious turd in the punch bowl, and that still frame from his video is how I see him in my head all of the time.

perhaps easier, distraction is a legitimate tactic.

The one redeeming idea from Prometheus was that humans weren't born on earth, I was kind of hoping that theme would be explored a bit in Interstellar. Even just a nod to the idea that humanity is nomadic by nature and that we came to earth, found a home and after centuries of neglect, destroyed it and had to find…

You kind of took that little bit and ran too far with it. My take was she just wanted to go to the planet that the dude she loved was on. She probably believed all that love is the fifth dimension crap but so long as it satisfied her compromised decision. Cooper dismisses it in that ground, and although her plant pick…

Eh, it was a few minutes of the film, and only one characters flimsy excuse to pick the planet where the dude she loved was on. This write up dramatically over sells its significance. Cooper pretty much writes it off though, like I think most of the audience does as well

Wow, what a dick comment. It's fine if he felt that sort of thing wasn't right for his movie but it clearly fits the form of what marvel is doing. Sounds like he's bitter of their success to me.

Depends on what kind of parent you are and how you raise your kids I suppose. Most parents annoy me, and by extension their kids do too. Young kids are fun cause they're easy to entertain and I enjoy teasing them. Mostly I'm fine with them cause I get to walk away, they're not mine so they're not the pain in the ass,…

If you've proved anything it's that people who don't want kids shouldn't reproduce, namely you. No shame in it, my sister has always been anti baby, so I understand the sentiment. I love kids, they're fun. My own kid changed my life for the better and despite certain things you give up by becoming a…

I think what happened here was they blew all their money on the opener and had to squeeze a cheap episode in.

Yeah, seriously, what the hell does gritty even mean. It's a stupid marketing buzz word that doesn't describe anything really.

Dr who did the same thing during the tennant run, she was a clone too, but she wasn't kidnapped. They showed her taking off to go on her own adventures then never brought her back, always pissed me off.

I don't know about all of that, mostly I just found the presentation of the material boring and overly drawn out. Tyson's delivery of the info is so phony and filled with a forced drama that it becomes insufferable. So much so that even if the content was accurate, I didn't even care about it because of how it was…

I don't know about all of that, mostly I just found the presentation of the material boring and overly drawn out.…

I missed the Jim mention, but I thought about his death and wondered why him turning was so painful when Bobs was pretty peaceful.

Omar is continuing being a badass on Boardwalk Empire