The natural counterpoint to the "I'd like to see this" approach that most of these reviews have taken, where the reviewer takes issue with a piece of work based strictly on how he/she would prefer to see it, rather than engaging directly with what is there. It's a fine line, but I see Oliver cutting into this…

Goddamn, now I gotta go back and re-read that series for about the eightieth time.

Captain Beefheart's Trout Mask Replica

Marvel is Led Zeppelin. DC is Jim Croce.

Stupid people need stupid movies to watch too!

Just… so wrong-headed and terrible on every level. A Superman/Batman movie needs, especially at this point in WB's terrible movie track record, to be something that EVERYONE can see and enjoy. The dark-and-grim-and-gritty-dark version of these characters should be best left to half-assed Elseworlds and crappy…

The Japanese don't fuck around with elevators, they respect their machinery.

Nope, we'll be luck to get AKA Jessica Jones before this year's end. Luke Cage hasn't started filming yet, IIRC, and Iron Fist is way off in the horizon.

Answer to number one, yes.

My only response to comment one is you either haven't watched very far into the series, or… I don't want to finish my second thought for fear of being rude.

This season of Community has certainly been different, burning through weeks of episodes trying to find itself, but the biggest concern I had was that it just didn't seem as consistently funny as previous years. This episode puts that to rest, as I was laughing throughout, and once I realized the eventual outcome, I…

Do you say that because the reviewer happens to be gay?

Keep watching. :)

That would actually fit certain scenes much better, especially given what Roland and Eddie were going through during the majority of the novel.

Making a Superman movie a five year old child could not watch (at least, not by any reasonable parent's standards) is the biggest failing you could make with a superhero movie.

Second one was definitely a coke binge one, imo.

I'm up to episode 8 now and I'd give it an "A" so far.

No, depends on the scene.

I never forgot.

I think it's due to the specific reviewer's preferences, given the AV Club's general love for shows like Hannibal, which this reminds me in a lot of ways.