I've only walked out of one movie I've paid for - Cop Out. It was TERRIBLE. we walked out within the first 20 minutes. http://www.imdb.com/title/t…

I didn't think the movie did enough to convince the audience that Nick was guilty - the book was much more persuasive, making the reveal that Amy was alive much more dramatic. I also think the movie didn't show Desi as possessive and threatening as much as the book. Having him be a real captor made me actually…

This was my first time watching Adventure Time. I'd caught a snippet previously and I was mostly confused. I had it recommended to me by a friend, and was totally enamored by this ep. It gave a good intro into the characters and that it was a caring show at its core. Once you get used to the world, it's fun to know…

Too bad - thought this show held its own. And made me laugh…

I LOVE this Christmas special. As @persia2:disqus mentioned, I love the running gag of the icy patch and everyone slipping on the way into the house. Also loved the jokes Fozzie and the Snowman share outside. Not only was this a great way to get all the Henson family together, I can totally see everyone getting…

I really only saw him once in the whole film, at the end, mixed in with all the other rats. Considering he's been a staple in the previous films (as Gonzo's best pal in Muppet Christmas Carol and Muppets from Space). Although, I feel like they didn't give MOST of the secondary characters anything to do. Too bad.  I…

Not even one speaking line from Rizzo?!? WTF! As a lifelong Muppets fan, I was glad to see them back on the big screen, but this film fell flat for me. In a theater full of kids, there were only a few laughs. Most of my laughs came from subtle, in-the-know-necessary jokes like "wholesome entertainers" Wayne and Wanda…