The trailers made it look like a super generic story with some decent sight gags, no good reason to pay movie theater prices for it when I can watch it on D+ after a few months if I really want to see it.

There’s one more factor to take into consideration—the price of seeing a movie in a theater. Ticket prices are subject to inflation like everything else in the economy, and when you’re bringing the whole family along, that adds up quickly. Throw in the cost of popcorn and drinks, maybe parking too, and it becomes a…

Carrie is really the only story arc I am interested in! I wish they didn’t add so many new characters.  I feel like it takes away from the original 3 and there’s just way too much going on for only about 10 episodes. For example, as you mentioned, the storyline about Nya’s pregnancy struggles - is that really…

Let’s not forget that Steve cheated on Miranda back in the day.

finishing second to manchester city after a remarkable season was a bit too soon for me as an arsenal fan

Keeley’s end of the story made me wonder if the writers are fans of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, since that one similarly featured a woman confronted with the choice between multiple men and ultimately deciding to choose herself.

It was the perfect end for this show.

I’d watch a sequel/spinoff series about any of these characters: Ted’s adventures as a travel team soccer coach, Rebecca’s attempts to balance a new romance and surrogate motherwood while starting a women’s football club, Sam’s life as a restaurateur, Trent’s awkward but endearing efforts to become a football…

There’s something fascinating about thinking that because it comes from a place of almost pity to think Misty who was treated badly and not “really” on the team and just wanted to fit in so badly, but there’s also something to be like “well, maybe it was her bad vibes all along.”

I’m increasingly hoping Ben is a live and out there somewhere both living his best gay life with a nice guy. It’s unlikely, but once he found Javi’s hiding place, I had some hope!

Lottie is confusing in both timelines, particularly the present. She and Shauna staking out contrary views about whether the wilderness spirit is a real external force or not continues to be interesting though. I somehow feel that Shauna is totally right that it isn’t real, and Lottie is also totally right that she is…

Another heart wrenching realization: Misty has now caused the deaths of TWO best friends.  

There was a lot to like about the Beeboverse, but my enthusiasm began to wane when they actually introduced a live-action Super Friends and yet never really made it happen properly.

I actually pitched something like this a few times but have had the pieces denied by outlets because I called The Arrowverse more ambitious than any relevant cinematic universe I. E. The Marvel Universe. It is. Regardless of how successful or unsuccessful these projects have been for studios, the CW were the only ones…

Am I the only one that sees Lasso as a slight retelling of the Wizard of Oz?

The length doesn’t matter if it all feels essential. The problem is that a lot of the time I feel like these longer episodes could stand to be trimmed down and we wouldn’t really lose anything, and also that somehow despite the length they still skip out on scenes I’d consider important to the story. (As someone else…

Regarding: the guys visiting Nate. That’s been my biggest problem with this season. It feels like everything (outside of his relationship with Jade) is being resolved offscreen for Nate this year. We didn’t get to see him leave West Ham, we didn’t get to see the guys talking about bringing him back, etc. Those feel…

Once again, I speak to the fans of this show: Life is too short to argue with this guy.

Jamie’s dad does not taunt him along the fans in the episode, Jamie just think he is, as he hasn’t heard from him since Wembley.

Am I the only one who’s getting throuple vibes from Jamie, Keeley and Roy? (I am, aren’t I?)