Ah, it didn't say anything about the villain's character and it wasn't initially obvious that she is a cat. Actually it still isn't obvious but yeah, checks out.

Was it really necessary for the comic to actually call it a catfight on the cover? Can female superheroes not just have regular fights?

I assume we live a stone's throw from each other. It's worth at least attempting to read, but depending on your taste in literature it may not be very rewarding. I've trudged through Moby Dick and other slogs and appreciated them despite their challenges, so it's not the length or the plodding storyline that put me…

I just tackled Under the Volcano and was quite underwhelmed. One of the criticisms of the book when it came out was that it was derivative and I can see how it attracted that label. He essentially poaches Ulysses structure of telling an entire story over a day using a stream of consciousness writing style, and packs…

Women, amiright?

I somehow ended up seeing this with my wife as well. By any chance was she also the one who picked the movie? I begrudgingly went because we have some weird shared love of Jason Statham movies.

Nah, it's just classic white heroes brown cannon fodder stuff.

Well it's about stakes. If nothing has any consequence including the characters' relationships then there's no reason to cate.

It's still odd when they create a grand set up at the end of a movie and for the next one go 'oh yeah we're not doing that anymore.' But they do a lot of that in these movies.

I've made this comment before, but like all X-Men movies, this one will have no sense of continuity. This series is plagued by main characters disappearing or dead characters reappearing without explanation, the abandonment or nonsensical creation of storylines about the relationships/friendships between characters…

Making the raptors docile and trainable is the worst idea ever.

I wish I could say I was surprised to see the Mexican extra getting eaten while Chris Pratt runs to freedom.

That's Oreo brand cookies sir, and I'll thank you to stop diluting the brand.

"If the LEGO trademark is used at all, it should always be used as an adjective, not as a noun. For example, say "MODELS BUILT OF LEGO BRICKS". Never say "MODELS BUILT OF LEGOs"

And narrated by Krieger. Double awesome.

Can you please write this whole story down and then make it a thing I can watch? I'd prefer an opera but I will accept a period piece.

Not that I want to see these guys specifically, but everyone seems to show up to the Squamish Music Festival in the summer and credit that to their Vancouver tour performance. Not everyone wants to go camp in squalor an hour outside of Vancouver and pay a million bucks just to see a band play a 45 minute festival set.…

Alright, the shitheads who wander in here for no purpose have progressed from hating the content to just hating the photo. I suppose that's progress.

Performance art or marketing gimmick? My vote is on gimmick, but I suppose it can be both. Don't get me wrong though, I've been a huge fan since Alligator, I just think this is stupid.

The band is better than this kind of gimmick.