Watching Enter The Void would bring back some bad memories for babies.

The first Godzilla was dark and dramatic (and an excellent film) but it had the benefit of historical context adding emotional weight to the events. I'm hoping that Gareth Edwards has found a way to make the film current yet equally dramatic, but I'll be just as happy to see the sequel that Godzilla (1954) deserves.…

That's racist.

When the girls were talking about Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn I expected him to say, "Hey, I'm right here!"

This is the most reasonable approach and its efficacy has been proven.

In your second sentence you incorrectly wrote "it's" instead of "its." Now I'm not sure if it was a typo or if you just don't know proper grammar, but if you're going to comment here you better bring your A game.

Most of my vocabulary developed from ironic use. It's totes antics, bro.

I'd love to see Bev in that role. Her and Jodie Foster purse their lips exceptionally well.

If not sexist then an asshole.

I would've called them chazzwozzers.

There's nothing stopping her from being topless while behind the camera.

They gave him a lifetime of free Xbox Live, so that's kind of an achievement. What's sadder than this is that there was probably someone trying to catch up to his 1,000,000 gamerscore.

Moussing one's hair tends to be directly proportional to level of douchebaggery.

I've been watching Maher for years and he's really not that funny. Maybe once a show he'll actually elicit a laugh from me, and that's always during the panel portion not his horrible monologues. And he's also not very good at making an argument so whether or not one follows politics, it doesn't matter when you're so…

*shudders*

The thumbnail for this review makes it look like her shirt was done in MS Paint.

Wow, I had forgotten that they were sisters. This show is a real shit onion.

Counterpoint: It does what it sets out to do very poorly. There haven't even been any interesting zombie kills or gore in a while, one of the only redeeming factors in earlier seasons. Furthermore, only one of the three characters you mentioned is interesting and even then, only in a visceral ass-kickery way.

It would be great publicity. I could see daytime news and maybe even morning news discussing the cookbook, which would be gourmet but also tongue-in-cheek.

How long is the uncut version? Also, why does Europe get all the uncut ones while North America's are mostly cut?