The fact that most of the comments on this review are about White House Down, not Pacific Rim, gives you some idea of how boring this thing was. Take Japanese monster movie/ anime cliches, put them in a blender, then smear the paste on a paint-by-numbers book of hollywood blockbusters, and Pacific Rim is what you get.…

Just a thought: Walter doesn't engineer Jesse's breakup because he's particularly worried about Andrea spilling the beans; he does it because Brock is an annoying reminder that he still has some pangs of conscience and isn't completely comfortable in his new persona. He never wants to see the kid again. He is…

Just a thought: Walter doesn't engineer Jesse's breakup because he's particularly worried about Andrea spilling the beans; he does it because Brock is an annoying reminder that he still has some pangs of conscience and isn't completely comfortable in his new persona. He never wants to see the kid again. He is…

"Dan Whitney. Great guy." - One of the things I like most about CK is that he always remembers that the people he's talking about are, you know, people.

"Dan Whitney. Great guy." - One of the things I like most about CK is that he always remembers that the people he's talking about are, you know, people.

Rather than say Don and Megan have a healthy relationship, can we just say they have the most healthy relationship that Don's had so far? I don't think I buy into this idea that Don is a "freshly killed gazelle," although Megan is clearly just as skilled (or almost) as he is at manipulation, and there are some perks…