Funny, there was once a time when NBC owned the top 5 with its Thursday lineup and the only high-rated shows on Fox were the Simpsons and the X-Files.

I agree.  Kubrick mostly took bad to mediocre novels and made them into great films.  That's the way it should be done.

THIS SHOW SUCKS BUT ONE DAY IT MIGHT NOT STAY TUNED

This dickhead gave a negative review to A Clockwork Orange, forever cementing his place in the pantheon of dipshit film critics, like Kael, who are too lame to appreciate Kubrick.

Have you been paying attention?  The media, including the AV Club, is made up of white people that love to pretend that they give a shit about "social justice". What you're experiencing is a bout of common sense.

Coming to SyFy Saturdays at 11:30.

Seems to me like its trying to be sold as a mainstream thriller, which is why it might come across as hokey.  I suspect there's a good movie in there.

I thought the same thing. The trailer was like 4 minutes long, had no rhythm or flow, it was just a series of clips from the movie played out chronologically.  It was baffling, and I didn't even finish watching it.

My only must-see this year is Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, and maybe that one about the girl with the dragon tattoo.  Too bad those films are too cool for the Oscars.

Michael Clayton Esq, you are the saddest douche that ever embarrassed himself on the internet.

Dude, we get it.  Fox News is an evil propaganda mill and all the other cable news networks that align with you politically would never dream of lying.

So are you guys still pretending that there's something "more" to this show than all those other sitcoms?  That there's "potential" there?

"Countdown, Current and MSNBC aren't propaganda channels designed to deceive and disinform its audience for political gain."
So what's it like in your little pocket of the world?

No, because everyone around me is!

Are you saying that "fat acceptance" is something we should work towards attaining?

Keith Olbermann: Too Irrelevant to Fail

Nice interview. Ricci is an interesting piece of strange.

Yeah, TOS remasters are a legitimate improvement.

Mostly just some extra dialogue and a few scenes that establish one of the cadets as Scotty's son, if I remember correctly.

That's true, it is missing those extra 4 minutes, but I don't think they're essential to the film.