I wish they'd do away with this whole final-three business altogether. What I liked about the final-two set-up is that the person who wins the last immunity challenge is in control of who they bring with them to the jury. It's their moment to prove their strategic worth or screw up completely.

This season reminds me of Thailand. A group of four or five people in an alliance with the guy who's playing the hardest, all of whom think they're going to the end with him, none of whom bright enough to stop him from taking the win.

I watched, then scrolled down here to make these comments. Now I don't have to. Thanks!

SOME SPOILERS:

A couple years ago, I watched The Shining for the first time. That night, I was driving some friends to dinner, and I mentioned that I'd seen The Shining earlier. They asked me what I thought, and I said the scene where Shelley Duvall accidentally witnesses some animal-suit oral sex was absolutely terrifying, and all…

I actually thought she was Sienna Miller.

Needs more references to Transformers 2.

wait
Real people star in this? Based on the photo, I thought the cast was composed of wax figures.

I tend to think she isn't playing herself. I've seen enough interview clips (especially since her nomination) where she comes off happy and bubbly and rather adorable. And also likable, which was sort of my problem with her in True Grit. I never liked this character. I get it, I get it: She's a kid, but she's verbose,…

important question, Scott!
You state that there are a bounty of comin'-atcha 3D effects. But are they actually well done… or at least worth navigating through the metric shit-ton of dreck for? This movie was, after all, "shot in 3D."

That's because he IS the creepy guy from your lab!

He looked like he'd forgotten too.

and it's official
I must be the only person who doesn't get Hailee Steinfeld's performance in True Grit. Granted, I didn't watch this episode yet, so maybe her picture is there cuz you guys are collectively all WTF. But I remember at least Tasha was a big fan from the live Tribune Oscar discussion, so… I doubt it.

So, is this movie just going to be the two guys trying to get laid and succeeding only in embarrassing themselves, finally returning home to the inspiring revelation that they truly love and will stay forever faithful to their wives?

@urgh

I vote for slightly creeped-out flattery.

I think he forgot to replace "Wayne Campbell" with "Contest Winner" at the bottom there.

wait
January Jones plays Liam Neeson's wife? As many times as I've seen this trailer, I always thought that was Meredith Monroe from Dawson's Creek.

@Hippo Potty Mouth

This last exchange between KiP and Craig J. Clark was worth getting up for.