And none of the trailers here got you interested in watching the movie?

Well, I can't blame you for not being scared by "ghost ship" anymore because that film really is not scary (or suitable) for an adult. I do love horror, it is my favorite genre by far, but actually getting scared is not something I experience very often (except from watching the news). The best I can hope for in…

This was very interesting. I found at least 4 movies that I didn't know existed and wanna watch really bad right now. The austrian movie especially looks creepy as fuck. What's more scary than austrian twins?

What a promising first episode! It seems Norman has gotten used to killing by now, so I can see how that could come in handy if Bradley really has to return.

Sure it matters. Visibility in the media is important. When movies no longer make any kind of deal out of a characters sexual orientation then it won't matter anymore. In a galaxy far, far in the future…

"Looking’s focus is on the internal: shame, heartbreak, loneliness."

You do get wildly different results for this, depending on your source. Since sexual orientation is not something that can be seen it must be difficult to get some actually realistic results, especially since nobody will ever ask every person on the planet. Here's some different results:

You bring up a surprisingly ammount of fake percentages. 95 percent of the population is straight? When someone falsely claims that only 5 percent of people identify as gay it is not surprising that he also completely ignores bisexuality.

Maybe 5 years ago I went to a 30 Seconds To Mars concert. It was shit. Leto mostly held the microphone into the audience and made the girls sing. That was mighty lame, but when he proudly told the audience: "Look at my new sunglasses! Aren't they cool?" then I finally understood why he gets called a douchebag. I hope…

When I bought the soundtrack I was pissed that this song was not on it. Neither was "blister in the sun". That didn't make any sense to me back then and it still doesn't.

There really is not much of a chance of another episode of this show being better than this. So much about Doris' emotions and behaviour here seemed just so genuine and real. It is so much harder to get entertainment about death right than many writers and directors think, but this was full of moments that everybody…

True. I never told anyone not to care though. I am a caring person after all and all about feelings and such.

Because she loves him?

I am not saying I don't want Negan on tv. I am just afraid it will be too watered down. It is kinda mind-boggling that all the gore on this show is just fine but saying certain words is a no-go.

I am pretty empathic I believe. And no stranger to getting worked up over something. But I really don't see anything controversial about this. So either I just don't get it or there really is nothing to get. Both are valid options.

Linklater, don't tease me like that. Just do it already.

I can relate. I am really glad I stuck with the comic afterwards, but issue 100 had me close to "I'm done with this" as it did feel really let's-show-the-audience-we-dare-to-go-THERE.

But can Negan work on television? Do they make him mute?

This seems like an attempt to find SOMETHING worth getting worked up over from this years oscars. And this is not that something.

As there clearly is nothing controversial about what she said how about looking at the bright side of this? Equal rights are being talked about. Probably not as much as the "best" and "worst" dressed lists, but still…