Hah! I hadnt thought about that movie in years. I saw it with a friend who for some weird reason, was really *really* enraged by the ending. He was outside the theater sputtering "So he can just jump into whatever? Like I bet if the cat wasnt there he'd just be in a bug or amoeba or something. How do you beat that?!…

"What I would enjoy is never seeing another super hero movie again"

Talia works, particularly as she's the ultimate villain, and Bane was actually just her goon. It seems lots of female villains are #2's (common in the Bond series), love interests, or simply lead astray by the real bad guy.

Yeah, we jokingly said that "fairest" in that context meant that Snow White wouldn't cheat in Monopoly. Good call on the Wicked Queen.

Yeah, lets see… In terms of female action movie big bads, you got Dredd. Poison Ivy in Batman: Batsuit Nipples Edition. I guess the Xenomorph Queen in Aliens if we're feeling generous. And ummm… I'm drawing a blank. Guardians of the Galaxy had Nebula but she was an underling.

The only thing I really gave a shit about was Liz. Her reconnecting with her son, friendship with Iris, and relationship with Tristan, etc was the only truly good arc IMO. The central vampire/seven sins killer story was easily the worst part.

I think that's largely the reason why I like Raising Cane's. They have 5 things on their menu: chicken fingers, chicken sandwich, coleslaw, fries, and Texas toast. I guess 6 if you count drinks. Do one thing well, not 50 things shittily.

BOGUS! HEINOUS! Most non-trumphant!

Wait, I thought we were looking for Grover Cleveland's magical pornstache. You know, the one that grants wishes and free rides.

Except when he declares bankruptcy. But that's only happened like 6 times. So, we cool.

Don't forget helping Trump stack the Supreme Court with probably 2 conservative noms (because I dont know if RBG can hold on for 4-8 more years). Boy, that smug sense of superiority they'll get with their pointless write in vote is certainly worth eroding LGBT rights, women's reproductive rights, stripping away any…

Thanks for elaborating! I don't necessarily disagree he's been sitting on a lot of pent up emotions, but didnt get the same interpretation. I was initially wondering if you were agreeing with the above poster that he got some kind of sexual satisfaction, which seemed odd to me (at least mine dont end in tears). His…

Oh shit, his name was BORT Allen!

For whatever reason, I am highly amused that this was upvoted by dagnabbit.

I was more relieved, as I found Steve's character more interesting and nuanced than the typical "80's popular pseudo jock" guy. What he did was fairly shitty, but the alternative would have been despicable.

Not the one you're thinking of (the Welcome to the Dollhouse one). Apparently his mother is actually also named Heather Matarazzo, which has understandably confused people.

Where did you get that interpretation from? The look of horror and tears seemed to tell a different story to me. Since you aren't the only person to say that, I'm wondering if you could elaborate?

Wait, is there any evidence he murdered other people or are you just assuming because he was fucked up, he killed people. Not really the same thing.

The important thing is that Grace is gone. The second most important thing is that Chad Radwell and Denise Hempsfield arent. The rest is gravy.

Really hoping they reveal that is just a cover story at some point. Eugene's arc kind of depends on his goodness. Being a murdering "Nice Guy" doesnt really work.