Finally a cat that shows a sign of intelligence. But until they lead the blind, find drugs or rescue avalanche victims I'll still laugh at people who prefer them over dogs.

Ow, that cyclops face does not look good at all. However, rest looks epic enough. But then again, so did the trailer for the first and then we got 5 minutes of Kraken.

umm...sure...a "drawing"...

The most shocking part of this was Pee Wee ever presenting an Oscar. But at least that was a show.

I know, right? I didn't see it in Old Men, but the MIB trailer makes him such an obvious choice as young TLJ!

Man this looks beautiful. I hope I can enjoy it without thinking all the time how much Merida looks like an ex of mine.

hahaha well played, sir :D

Wow, they really got three experts on the topic right there! Radio show hosts, wow!

Oh boy, I once spent three winter months in Umea (had a gf there). Not in a car, mind you. That gave the word "winter" a whole new meaning in my vocab. So this is pretty crazy.

That's excellent work, Mr. Seitz.

I didn't find that the ending was the film's problem but that the rather lame CGI monsters did not hold up the suspense the excellent first half built up.

Wow, those are definitely wrong. But that's what art should be allowed to do. I wouldn't go so far to say I like them, but yeah now I dunno how to end that sentence.

They are casting for episode 7 now, when episode 3 was on TV already? That's tight scheduling.

Really? I think the main reason this film will have problems at the box office because it doesn't have a huge star, which may have saved such an oddly titled film.

I dunno how they do it but they actually manage to make Elizabeth Banks not look hot :(

I think a Cloverfield sequel explaining everything into detail would be a mistake. The best part of that film was that you had no clue what the heck was going on.

"We're suffering from a serious shortage of movies featuring spaceships, massive spooky planets, and cosmic phenomena." Entirely agree.

When I praised Levy for what he said about Real Steel yesterday I now have to say I am worried about his take on Frankenstein.

I like that Shawn Levy reads his mail and responds to what exactly people liked about Real Steel. I have the impression not enough directors and producers do that. I, too, enjoyed that beyond the fun robot fights the film had a surprisingly vital heart beating under its surface.

Kudos for proposing Maiden's Prisoner! So gonna listen to that now :D