The comment sections seems to be full of; "I haven't seen this film but it's despicable"

Oh wow an Arthur Chu article about Nerd entitlement written write after the Elliot Rodger shootings?

The Hungrier Games

No you're argument appears to boil down to "it's offensive because it's about white men". You're welcome to dislike the films because you find stories about white men overplayed or whatever but to then draw parallels between Jackson's trilogy and Birth of a Nation is ludicrous. There's a place for a discussion about…

Something isn't automatically racist because it only has white people. The cultures of Lord of the Rings draws inspiration from Germanic cultures and peoples, the saga as a whole is a sort of attempt by Tolkien to craft a mythology for England as he found the heroic folk myths lacking when compared to Germany and…

Hayden is the key to all this

At the moment they're doing a Supergirl show and considering a Atom and Teen Titans show, plus a cartoon as well all in the same universe.

Frank Miller is actually really sick, like sick enough where he will probably never finish another comic.

Man the DC shows have decided to follow the Marvel route, make a few that I like well enough then make so many mediocre shows that are interconnected to the point where I feel I have to watch all of them then that I loose interest in all of it.

Where's The Americans, the supposed best show on TV according to you?

Well yeah that's evident for anyone who's walked past a bus or a billboard recently

There's still Hannibal, even though it's being pushed into the summer

So is there an explanation as to why there are a bunch of British people living in an Arctic town? Are they meant to be British?

But on the other hand Yvonne Strahovski is much more attractive than Charlie Sheen

What does everyone think of the new Adam Curtis film on BBC iPlayer?

So it's Peep Show?

Except that Thatcher had a majority in parliament and could pretty much do whatever she wanted. The powers of the President are heavily diluted.

It's because the creators don't have anything on Nick execs. Dan Schneider could make fetish porn for kids and they'd still air it. (they actually did do that once).

Utopia's trademark style is an extremely bright and colourful palette, this doesn't seem to go with Fincher's style. Utopia is a recent show which doesn't have very many cultural specifics, whereas House of Cards at least was an old show which referred a lot to late 80s British politics. House of Cards wasn't very…

Anything to keep Fincher away from Utopia.