There should be at least as much coughing and vomiting in Les Mis as in John Adams. Exhibit A: 
http://www.youtube.com/watc…

There should be at least as much coughing and vomiting in Les Mis as in John Adams. Exhibit A: 
http://www.youtube.com/watc…

@natty - I get 'video unavailable'. Is that your way of telling me that when you click on my link you also get 'video unavailable'? (Which could well be the case, as it's a Canadian ad and I see there's no comments on it.)

@natty - I get 'video unavailable'. Is that your way of telling me that when you click on my link you also get 'video unavailable'? (Which could well be the case, as it's a Canadian ad and I see there's no comments on it.)

I would've been more impressed by Mad Men's award-winning ad, if it wasn't basically the concept of THIS award-winning ad (that came out just before that season…) 
http://www.youtube.com/watc…

I would've been more impressed by Mad Men's award-winning ad, if it wasn't basically the concept of THIS award-winning ad (that came out just before that season…) 
http://www.youtube.com/watc…

I expect I know what to expect from What to Expect when You're Expecting, and I don't expect to enjoy it.

The baddie is the only one who engages in kneeing, I see.

Sigourney Weaver certainly has good diction and posture.

Amen to all of this. (but also - Bruce Banner brings the tortured superhero pain with one line which I won't say here, but which was brilliant and reminded me of "Does it hurt when they come out?" / "Every time.")

Now, who's going to be the Joss Whedon actor in this? I've been watching for two hours. I guess it's not going to— Oh, hi, Enver Gjokaj!!

PUNY GOD!

I wound up having to watch it in 3D, but it wasn't as bad as I had feared. I didn't find it murky. It did look a little oddly fake at times - like one person in a scene would look as though they were superimposed. Like I'm looking through a Viewmaster.

Even with all the character moments and all that, it very much becomes an unabashed, enthusiastic superheros-battling-things movie. And there's so much of that taken to such a level that it either becomes very satisfying or very exhausting - depending on your mood. Me, I liked it for that glee. I could watch a whole…

I have something in my eye!

I sniffled. I can admit that. Blew my nose too.

Hello, I represent David Robert Jones. He would like you to inject some fluid in your arm, then come on an all-expenses-paid ocean cruise.

This is the best possible result. With an endpoint in sight, they can pull out all the stops, no filler, barrel to the end. I'm really happy about this.

That happened for me with Pike. I went 'Aha! Yes! That's EXACTLY what Pike looked like in my head!' Harrenhal, I had envisioned as squatter, more blocky.

I like the word 'stuff'. It's vague.