Who was played by a French Canadian with a very characteristic accent in the latest Captain America. When I went to see it, the sound was completely off at the start, so we had to get the management to restart the movie from the beginning. When Batroc first opened his mouth someone in the cinema yelled that the sound…

I'm always astonished at the level of love French culture elicits in you. While I'm glad it still works for some people, I'd admit that it's way more than I, as a French, can muster nowadays.

The poor guy is now spinning in his grave because you associated his name with the adjective "Russian".

Well he is grinning like a motherfucker, but it's more senility than anything else at this point.

They probably had to rebrand it. "Invest in our new thanatosatellite" could be obscure enough.

Yeah, wake up, America, he's actually a Bothan.

You mean people don't always conform to stereotypes ? The nerve on them !

Aw, come on, don't be that guy…

Anyone wants to do a rugby thread ? France's debacle yesterday was too painful to watch, and I'm really bummed about Wales and Scotland. Especially Scotland actually. That was so close…

There was a magic bullet! It was forged by Illuminati mystics to prevent us from learning the truth!

Get thee back to Starz !

I love that Joe called a cop friend called "Jimmy" to check on Blackgate prison.

I have no idea, sorry. I think the guy with tattoos uses his own tats though.

Every time they introduce a new superhero on Flash or Arrow I can't help but grin stupidly. Between Mr. Terrific,Vibe and (fingers crossed) Hal Jordan, they'll soon have a full roster. The CW is starting to look like that Onion piece where they criticized Avengers II for not having a superhero in every single…

And he has successfully creeped out generations of eighth graders, when it's pretty much standard school reading material. I wish they'd realize Twilight is just as disturbing.

There's a XIXth c. novel by Th. Gautier called "the Romance of the Mummy" in which a young archaeologist falls hopelessly in love with a mummy he discovered. It only indicates that the author absolutely never saw a mummy in his life.

They do it when it's appropriate: here it's about TV ratings, so it fits the profile of the site.

That's the problem with politics being turned into a huge reality show/people thing. Serious issues aren't fun, scandalous or sensational.

They actually look more like their Strike Back behind the scenes persona. Stapleton tends to look blasé in them, while WInchester sounds like a kid on Christmas morning because he got to play with helicopters and the like.

That's an awesome reason to start a fistfight.