There were some things to like, but there were also individual moments that were almost laugh-out-loud bad:

Looks good. But DeNiro is in it so it's probably trash.

No, first he would need to stand in the lobby yelling "LVL 21 tank, LFG" over and over and over.

Iraq got one. "Generation Kill" on HBO. It's great.

AWW HELL NAWWW!!!!!

AWWWWW HELLL NAWWW!!!!

If he doesn't slip in at least one gag about someone sitting in a tavern, calling out over and over again "Druid healer, looking for group" then he will have failed.

The HBO one came out a few years before The Sopranos, and had basically the entire cast minus Gandolfini.

There already was a John Gotti movie, on HBO starring Armand Assante.

YOU MONSTER!!!!!!!!!!!!

Right, and Season 1 introduced Rust who, in my opinion anyway, is one of the greatest fictional characters of all time. I mean the guy is basically a fucking superhero. And Marty is the perfect foil. Plus, McConaughy playing him in a career-defining performance. Nothing this season was even close to that good.

I'm just logging in to say there are other songs on that album worthy of attention, specifically "I Hope I Didn't Just Give Away The Ending," which features one of the best verses ever written:

No, it's because the writing is questionable, as is the much of the acting, and the story immediately assumed a weight it hadn't done anything to earn.

Aren't all the answers to Lost basically "because magic?"

Pretty much everything bad in the world is because of Damon Lindelof.

Hey this sounds really great. I'd love to see Forever War made into a movie…

This should be about Iron Man 2, no?

I think she's great!

My guess is that Kingpin is actually working for Hydra.

Personally, I think how they treated "Thor" is pretty much the perfect template for how to do a good WW franchise.