An attitude like that and a Futurama avatar, dude'll have 20,000 comments by Christmas.

The main thing that this show does consistently very well is the action, there's no arguing that trading Sara for Laurel is anything but a downgrade. Neither of them is a great actor but the main problem with Laurel has been what to do with her, I think they've solved that problem but at the cost of one of the show's…

Yeah, I've been resistant but the writers have made lemonade from surprising lemons before so I'll give it a chance. It's certainly better for her character than having her pining eternally and it should force them to give the character some more depth.

Wait, Olicity fans weren't pleased with this episode, when it made clear that Olicity will-they-or-won't-they is the main thing that the season is going to be about?

Diva has it too, I think this and The Professional are pretty similar but here it seemed like the tone was maybe more at odds with the theme, or it was more muddled or something, For me the "ickiness" is not disqualifying but I expect it will be the focus of most of the reviews for good reason because it's by far the…

I fucking hate Edgar Wright but if Serafinowicz is in it I'm down.

I think it's a better movie but it's not laugh-out-loud funny to me either, same with Mean Girls. Anchorman and Dodge Ball had more laughs but were otherwise garbage, Bridesmaids is in between, it's basically a better version of The Hangover. I didn't love it but it was solid. The Heat was kind of disappointing, too…

That was a cheap shot but the OP made no argument at all, just "they don't know what they're doing", that deserves no better than an ugly cheap shot.

I mostly agree, it's been way too long since I've seen this for me to say much about it but I do think that "there’s not much else to enjoy, apart from some striking black-and-white Franscope … compositions" undersells that aspect. Stylistically this is enjoyable, it's very 60s and if you're a fan of that sort of…

I saw this movie in school many years ago and it's pretty weird, the information about the novel is interesting because it seems like the movie is kind of trying to have it both ways with the paedo business. It's very clearly creepy but it seems like it doesn't necessarily think so, it makes sense that it's adapted…

I saw Langella in the Broadway show, it was exactly up my 9-year-old alley, I was obsessed with monster movies and already had a bunch of Gorey books. I can't say the movie holds up but I don't really remember the play.

I don't get that, you wish they had run their worst episode last? So you would think "good riddance to that piece of shit"? The last two and a half seasons were almost entirely terrible but still, that episode stands out, blecchh.

I've never seen her in anything else, is she the worst part of everything she's in?

The ran three episodes of How to Be a Gentleman in the fall and then they burned off six more in the spring, how would that count in the cancellation derby?

It had some mildly funny parts, more so than Selfie, but I found the gimmick intolerable and the leads less appealing. Both shows need to basically ditch their premises if they want to become more good than bad.

If your cable package has Encore Westerns they run a couple episodes every weekday afternoon.

I think the notion of ranking art in a list is pretty questionable but they're all pretty good. The only ones I saw in the theater are Punch-Drunk Love and The Master and that probably explains why I found them the most memorable. Hard Eight was mostly forgettable, I guess I agree there.

People who believe that society will be perfected if people act rationally in their economic self-interest. Unless they're workers of course, which gives the lie to the whole crooked enterprise.

Isn't the theme Billy Bragg songs?

Yeah, I'm not susceptible to brainfreeze (and having had multiple soda jerk jobs I would know) but I do get chestfreeze pretty bad sometimes.