They edited out the part where he said, "Shut the fuck up, Will."

I liked the film adaptation of it because it had Juliet and the guy from Jurassic Park in it. This was my metric for liking things when I was 12.

Every interview they do with him is great. However, I am very disappointed that Will didn't put his daughter on the phone again.

Then, again, there was no need for him to mention the book and advertise his ignorance.

Her?

Exactly. So there is really no need for him to reference the source material, let alone reveal the fact that he didn't bother to read it.

If we're thinking of the same version, that adaptation of The Little Mermaid was so true to the story that there was no way that young, Disney-obsessed me could have appreciated it. I kind of want to watch it now.

That part still haunts me. One thing the film missed was that Molly could touch the unicorn and Schmendrick could not. That little detail just said so much about their characters.

That film straight-up destroys me.

I read a thing that said Vonnegut had groupies well into his 70s and 80s. I can totally believe that Beagle would show the ladies his Red Bull.

Is facesitting a fetish? I thought that was just something people do because it's fun.

Indeed.The film touches on the meta aspects of the book, but it never goes so
far as to say that the unicorn is real and the people are imaginary
characters. And I wish the author of this article had taken time to read the book, which does a better job of explaining why the butterfly speaks in quotes and such. The…

You should, because it's wonderful.

Good. I wrote it for you! ♥

Jane the Virgin and Flash seem to have broken out in a huge way. I have hope!

When both of them are on the screen, I zone out so hard. Fortunately, I never miss anything relevant to the plot because they're completely useless characters!

I swear she was the ONLY good thing about The Secret Circle. I have no idea how they ruined her so thoroughly.

Kai and Katherine would be fun, too!

Party at jackson's house, everyone! I'll bring the spinach and artichoke dip!

Jo was RIGHT THERE, Kai and Luke were apparently duking it out in spirit, and she could have just killed Kai. I am kind of shocked at how many opportunities they had to kill Kai this episode. They usually don't make character idiocy quite that blatant.