Really missed an opportunity to call this The Nunjuring.

HAL does suggest that Dave sit down calmly and take a stress pill. It's not even peer pressure anymore when the computer pushes drugs on you.

Well, then, it should be destroyed. If you missed it in 2014, just forget about it all together. No one deserves to learn about anything after the fact.

There are obviously some movies created solely to sell toys/games, but I really think most of the movies that pivot on an existing toy line are made because someone thought "Hey, wouldn't a STORY built around these toys I loved as a kid be really intriguing?" And then, of course, the marketing team goes crazy. But…

She's grown a bit as an actress. I saw her make a different kind of frown at one point in this episode. It was a bit more expressive.

Why are you (presumably) watching and (definitely) reading reviews if you dislike the show so much?

This looks dumb.

It's okay to have seen it. It had peak-period Salma Hayek in it.

I so misread "Madiba" as "Madlibs" and was really confused by the description.

Never heard of these guys before but I dug the shit out of that song.

Oh yeah? Maybe Alien thinks the world doesn't need any more James Camerons!

Remember, they don't know what they're dealing with for a long time in the movie. For all they know, it's just a squeaky little stomach-destroying snake, they don't know it's going to quickly morph into a 7-foot tall penis-headed monster. Splitting up doesn't seem illogical in that situation. I really find very few…

What happened to RepostedAvengedSevenfoldFan1?

Ni!

If you look solely at the "big" Genesis material of the mid and late 80s, then yes, it's kind of like Van Hagar in that it's all going to be "classic rock" that haunts oldies stations. But the four albums following Peter Gabriel's departure, where they were still a heavy prog band, are incredible. But then, outside of…

I readily admit to being a BIG Van Hagar fan back in the day, to the point that I purposely and stubbornly ignored the Van Halen Proper material. But today I can't stomach anything outside of 5150, occasionally, while loving the shit out of the DLR era.

I get where you're coming from, and a year ago I was kind of thinking the same way. But honestly, it's such an incredibly fun, thoughtfully put-together film. Don't even compare it to the prequels. This is truly on the same level as IV and V. I had to see it twice because I loved it so much, and I haven't seen a movie…

Guys, we found him! The one person in the world that doesn't like Rogue One. Take him down.

Sort of similar. I've found that it repeats a lot of the same elements, and seemingly the exact same versions of the songs, far too often. I know there's a ton of music in there, but I can't seem to access it. "Random" doesn't seem to be so random in that app. The album is a better way to hear the music, IMO, even if…

Considering the past apps he's released (also with Chilvers, I believe) cost somewhere in the range of $4-5, $40 does sound pretty crazy. I can't justify the cost because while I enjoy ambient, I don't need something generating new ambient around the same idea all the time. The album will suffice just fine for those…