Wen is trapped in time, in-between worlds or dimensions. He can't die or age because his body is preserved by the flow of time. The astroid collision with the earth created the jumpgates used for ships to travel quickly between planets, and Wen was caught directly in it's impact. I'm pretty sure Jet's pineal gland…

I absolutely love In Bruges, and was really excited to see this. Seven Psychopaths however fell completely flat on it's arse. It's as if the whole film was just trying way too hard to be clever. The actors performances were by far the strongest part of the film, but they seemed to be completely off and out of sync…

I absolutely love In Bruges, and was really excited to see this. Seven Psychopaths however fell completely flat on it's arse. It's as if the whole film was just trying way too hard to be clever. The actors performances were by far the strongest part of the film, but they seemed to be completely off and out of sync…

Dredd is fucking great.

Dredd is fucking great.

Was anyone else seriously disappointed that Mels had to die so soon? Potential completely wasted.

That's just like, your opinion, maaan.

Going out with a whimper
This season was just terrible. Have the writers ever heard of going out gracefully?
Every plot point already went full circle with the end of the 5th season, and it's evident there's no where to really take the character devolpment of Sam and Dean. Let's face it, the writers aren't capable of…

No one CARES.

Uh, yeah.
I thought this was incredibly dull. Just directed in the most boring, uninspired way you can think of. The plot's cliche; it takes two seconds to figure out the kids have souls; movies point of contention closed. The end. Although the characters might as well be considered lifeless dolls anyway.

Woooosh.
Not sure if it's just me, but I think Supernatural works best when you're marathoning it on dvd. Watching standalone episodes? It feels really weak, and not all that compelling. (Or funny. And is seemingly very rushed) Maybe it's just this season? So, not watching this episode (C+ rating being a great…

Season one reject
This was like a rejected first season script that they updated to fit into season three.

Duuuh, I meant Elena.

Purposeless brother, princess complex
The show is actually really entertaining, like watching a decent action movie - no real substance, but hey, fun. Good god did it start off bad though.

Got a problem with Lindsey? Dude's also a lawyer for an evil demon lawfirm and a country singer. Beat that.

Petty, but
I miss Fauxlivia's hair style. :/

This might be approaching blasphemy, but I've never seen Robocop and I didn't even know the actors name let alone do I remembe seeing any of the films he's been in. It seems if anything, having watched Robocop would have you allowed you to further appriciate the character.

Why bother creating Liddy at all? There's a billion other ways they could of milked Quinn's storyline without creating and killing off such a poorly developed character.

Yawn much?
The Nanny is clearly evil. I'm calling it, she's going to kidnap Harrison on his birthday while he's busy with Jordan. Dexter will narrate about the morality of trusting others and such and such, Harry will make his triumphant return and will be blah blah dark passenger blah blah and it'll be a big deal of…

No make sense
If it heavily involved Joss, it wasn't a reboot but either a continuation onto the series or about a totally different slayer they would completely avoid pissing off the entire Buffy/Angel fanbase and this movie would actually stand a chance. Win win for everybody. Why are they so eager to dig their own…