I have a really really strong opinion on the Ben-Hur remake: it is a stupid idea, it should never have been made, it will probably get terrible reviews, and I hope it bombs.

I don't think anyone has ever seriously argued that the problem with Ghostbusters '16 was that "women aren't funny".

I have absolutely no doubt that was cream of wheat. I have eaten enough of that delicious slop in my lifetime to know.

I'm fully convinced Podrick cannot die. He is literally unable to. He doesn't know how. He could get charged by an army of wights and just happen to trip, strike his sword against a rock, and create enough sparks to start a massive forest fire that kills all the wights. That's just the shit Pod does.

Well, technically five, if you count that one of them is a man PLAYING a man playing Ned Stark.

"What are you, my friggin' grandma? You trying to fatten me up so you can eat me or something? Sorry, I wasn't aware that the average American teen was something to aspire to. I'll get right on that training regimen of Cheetos and binge-watching Friends." —Daria

I really like the analysis here, but I think three panels is a little limiting, especially considering that the author spends a significant amount of time talking about other panels that we can't see.

Boyhood.

At the time, Obsidian were working like a "contract studio". That is, they never had publishers directly overseeing their work, and had almost total creative control, but their funding was fixed. When Obsidian wanted to start a new project, they went to a publisher and said, "We want X amount of dollars to finish a…

It could be argued that Riggan didn't have powers earlier in the film, but through the liberation and vindication of his play, gained them at the ending. No one could see Riggan's ability before, the true power of his imagination. His identity was wrapped up in a superhero costume, and as such, the only way he could…

Like, nearly all the female directors mentioned in this article and the comments just… weren't very good. I've seen most of these films, and I have to agree that the DGA has picked 5 of the best filmmakers this year. Perhaps the only weak link is Clint Eastwood's American Sniper, but I'd argue that movie was held back…

Even better: they kept the upside-down flag from the early Bioshock Infinite logo, so not only are they referencing that game's anti-american sentiment, they're showing an actual sacrilege on the American flag.