Star Wars has been around in a superior form for years, namely the books.

I think its safe to say that every episodes that is considered the best happens after season three, the first three seasons are just a warm up to the series becoming really good

Being a series regular doesnt really mean that much since Cas didnt show up a whole lot this season, we see Bobby almost all the time and he isnt a regular either

It is easily one of the best tv shows ever

I liked the Doctors Wife, but for a Neil Gaiman episode it was a little underwhelming

She just treated Rory as an afterthought for most of that season, and i dont think kissing the Doctor counts as pre-marital jitters.

The Amy/Rory is weird, they spent most of the previous season establishing that Amy was not in love with Rory and was a lot more interested in the doctor, and then suddenly without explanation she cares about Rory again and they are apparently happy together..

I agree that this was the weakest episode of the season, and considering that half the episode was filler i think its safe to say that it didnt need to be two episodes..

You could take away all their assets and arrest everybody working on the project, that is not a nice way of doing it, but if we were genuinely concerned about what could happen it would be fairly easy to stop

Why would they even pick Bane as a villain? Is there anything to the character other than breaking Batmans back in a story that hasnt been relevant for years?

The thing that annoys me about the british model is that it seems to take them twice as long to make 12 episodes as it does american tv to make 24

It was a nice video but i expected her to put a new voice in instead of just breaking the toy. I wouldnt need to spend 20 minutes with a scissors and a solder to get the same result.

It wasnt until Fringe that i actually realised that it used to be bronze colored

I am referring to the fact that a lot of far right groups use the nordic mythology to promote their ideologies. And so it is nice that the people outside the nordic countries, who havent grown up with the stories about the norse gods get a more positive example of these characters.

I am from Denmark and so grew up with the stories about the nordic gods and i think your argument is silly. The comic is loosely based on the mythology, it is no different than any other myth that has been adapted by other media, there is no reason that the two cant coexist. The fact that Thor with the long blonde…

I would recommend a series from a few years back called Loki. The actor who plays Loki in the movie said that he was inspired by it for his character, it is a really good story. [marvel.com]

I completely disagree. The 3D is pretty good, especially considering it was added post-production. I wouldnt suggest anyone pay extra to see it in 3D, but if you do you wont be ripped off like some movies

"And what is this 'frat boy learns responsibility' shit that's plaguing superhero movies these days? That's not the Marvel Thor story. "

I dont know if it is due to Black Swan, but Natalie Portman look about 10 years older than she is, she really isnt as pretty as she used to be.

I have to disagree with some of the others. The 3D is actually pretty good and unlike some converted movies you wont leave the theater feeling ripped off, but that being said the 3D doesnt add that much to the movie itself, and i wouldnt pay more just to see it again in 3D