Lesson learned: No-one wants to hear about your "mental state". Not least, people who have to deal with that stuff in their day job.

Why would you even need to ask? People getting bitchslapped is never not hilarious.

Presumably it's used more correctly in that article.

Cool.

Because you're a fucking adult. And these are children's movies.

Ah, so this is just an updating of the traditional Shakespearian "Everybody Get Married and Resolve Any Lingering Character Arcs!" ending.

Why do we need to know Queen Victoria - a hereditary monarch in a 99% white country - is white? Is her skin colour relevant in any way to either the story or its message to the audience? No.

"Tom Hardy becomes the latest film star to make the transition to the smaller screen…"

Then he said it again the very next week and the magic was gone.

Vintage Generic Indie Kid post.

The most surprising thing about this post is that it indicates there people who not only care, but KNOW who publishes books they own.

"Yes, the man who directed the movie where the scientists run away from the crashing spaceship instead of just sidestepping it really knows a thing or two about believable storylines where characters make well-informed decisions that are fully consistent with who they are."

[sound of ovulating intensifies]

I think it helps in Spidey's case, it is clearly a man wearing a bodysuit decorated with a vague web theme.

Countdown LAD.

Friends?

To be fair, just because hundreds, maybe thousands of people got worked to death doesn't make it a "death march".

Wish You Were Here and Echoes?

Those songs are a mixture of songs that are terrible, songs that were pretty good right up until the time when a saxophonist appears, and bizarrely - songs that do not actually contain any saxophone.

Flawless? It's got a fucking saxaphone hook in it.