To be fair, you are sounding like a big Walking Dead fan here.

It's forbidden to present people as monsters just because they are non-European.

I believe he said super hero films.

Hot Fuzz is MUCH more an homage than a parody.

Why not discuss a non-action film not from 2007 in a column discussing the most influential action film from 2007? Lord knows.

This feature gets so much less action than dropped content like the wrestling reviews. I wonder how much longer it will survive.

And we can pretty much blame England, Portugal, Holland, and Spain for everything else. But mostly England.

I don't understand getting so worked up over an old wooden ship.

This isn't IGN.

Yes, they have. It's the number 19 film of the AV Club's best films of 1997.

I am a legacy accoint, so am not sure if you can @ me, but feel free to try!

It's on Netflix Japan, so I assume it's on regular Netflix too. It loses a bit without Florentine, but it's not huge step down from 2 and 3. Fun enough.

Man, we Protestants don't get to pick confirmation names, but mine probably would have been "Dutch Matrix."

As an 80s kid, I hate to say that it was awesome growing up in the 80s.

Beat decade for genre movies ever, and pop music unsurpassed since.

There is no "their'" view. One person wrote the original review.

Driving around in George RR Martin's DeLorean.

Best movie of the decade.

Black Mass?

Shit, the action scenes would have been even worse then.