With it being Christmas time, Iron Man 3 certainly had a Hazy Shade of Winter.

I didn't say he was the only good part. I really liked his little dance after the house blows up.

Michael Keaton was the best part of Clear History.

Ant-Man is the first post-Avengers 2 movie. It's being made by Edgar Wright.

I hope the movie starts with flashback to the 1980s where Tony Stark and Ultron are doing rails at a house party with Brad Pitt and Flea.

Sounds like this movie is all wet.

At least it's not about a cop investigating a small town murder over a season. (Nothing against those shows as a genre, but there are a lot of them out there.)

Based on the movies it airs, it shouldn't have been called American Movie Classics for well over a decade.

Dexter: You're a monster, like me.
Dracula: No, I'm an actual monster.
Dexter: But I don't feel things.
Dracula: A) You do. You have for seasons. B) That doesn't make you a monster. I can turn into a bat. That makes me a monster.
Dexter: Are we friends now?

He's Ranger Third Class in the Captain Video Ranger Academy.

I Knew He Was Trouble When He Was Framed In

He barely even says his lines anymore. I was shocked in Pacific Rim that he knew how to enunciate.

I hope this season of Sons of Anarchy will have at least one frantic motorcycle chase leading to a frantic shootout where nobody is hit. I'm surprised the show hasn't done that yet.

Maybe she's not the foremost expert but the foremost expert Miami Metro can afford.

… she wouldn't have let Hannah stay with her. But she did. So even the most mature character is utterly immature and incapable of rational thought. Therefore, this is a show populated entirely by idiots who don't deserve any redemption and written by lazy people who are even too lazy to relish in the silliness and…

I was hoping against hope that Marshall Lemansky would pull a "Then if you are boyfriend and girlfriend, you wouldn't mind kissing passionately in front of me."

Do you know how disappointing it is when Ryan from Wilfred is your best TV son?

To be fair, how would Oliver know which car was Dexter's? Aside from the fact he definitely knows where he lives and how to break into the house and probably staked out his apartment and Dexter himself pretty well.

I wonder about the entire El Sapo situation and if it'll ever be brought up again.

" However, he doesn't seem to be a true psychopath… nurture or nature? It's an interesting debate they've raised."