Damn! I'm in China, so that shit can fly here. They trialled them for regular classes, but now only utilise the signal blockers during exams - because if there's one thing these fuckers (wonderful students) love, it's cheating.

As a youngster, I used to think the lyrics to that Paul Young song were:
"Every time you go away, you take a piece of meat with you"

Listen to the Simpsons DVD commentaries for the "classic years". You'll realise like I, that nearly everything in those episodes is a reference or homage to some other pop culture that had come before. Some obscure, some not so much - that depended on the writer.

Kramer is Batman

I have one in my classroom.

He's more than slightly annoying

It's time Donald Trump had some time alone

I think not. Too old. For me

Emma Watson would be a better fit

My first thought against Idris playing bond was "he's too old". They need some young blood in the game.

Statham.

Ah, but everyone cheered when Segal bit the dust. Kurt was the true star of that terrible, terrible movie that I loved at the time.

Hugely disappointing. Especially after all I had read (mostly on this site) was saying the opposite. I was expecting scare-inducing horror, but was given 90 minutes of schlock.

You might have got an international version. Because the way you're describing your VHS version, is exactly the version I saw at the cinema in Australia. However, it did have a harsher rating - MA15+, which I'm guessing is the same as an R in the States.

Not all the Saw sequels were awful (3, for example). And for a seven movie franchise they did a pretty good job of keeping continuity and theme. I think the Hostels, though probably inspired by Saw, took the gore to the next level.

Feel bad for you, Sam. If only you'd seen the version of Paranormal Activity that didn't end with demon eyes girl looking into camera. The original/alternate version just ends with her still sitting by the bed.

I thought "millennials" was a term used for the generation after yours/mine (I was born in '81). I would call our generation "Gen Y", which began around 1980, and those born after '94 to be millennials.

Though I don't agree with what she's saying, she's free to give her opinion on the subject, especially having first-hand experience. Just as everyone is free to condemn/disagree with what she's saying.

Though I don't agree with what she's saying, she's free to give her opinion on the subject, especially having first-hand experience. Just as everyone is free to condemn/disagree with what she's saying.

ScarJo will probably still LOOK like she's in her 40s, but by the mid 2030s, will actually be in her 50s.