I don't believe for a moment that there's a topless sports bar in Miami that Masuka doesn't know about.

Does anyone in Hollywood think it's excessive to spend 250M on a freaking western? Maybe that's what was wrong. Get off the weed!

Take it Dee Dee!
1-2-3-4!!!!!!

And Chris Barrie and the hologramatic representation of the Tardis!

Thanks for the head's up. I'm looking forward to this show.

"On all fours?"
"What do you think soup is, a bi-ped?"

Craig Charles playing a slobby, curry-eating doctor. Please make this happen.

I saw this movie and really enjoyed it, but the viper woman's performance was just awful. She actually says, "Now, you die!" at one point. Pure hilarity!

But Willis seems like such a fun guy to work with, especially if you have to be on a promotional tour with him!

Everyone seems really excited about Breaking Bad, but since I just watched the first episode of the first season last night, I am now terrified of spoilers.

Just seems a bit hypocritical to me. Whatever. Hooray for Hollywood!

I liked Insidious as well. I thought that was scarier. I watched it on Netflix expecting it to be another bad Netflix horror, but I was really surprised that it was genuinely scary. Both movies were by the same director. Good stuff!

The South Park/Team America guys forever ruined Matt Damon for me. 
Matt Damon.

That's what "they" want you to believe. Fight the power! D9 was cool!

I've seen a few of the summer blockbusters, and none of them were that good. The best movie that I've seen this summer was The Conjuring and I think I enjoyed that not because it was all that original (it wasn't) but it was nice to see a movie that wasn't loaded with numbing CGI.

Hollywood loves to churn out movies about the rich crap on the poor, but if this movie were real, Matt Damon and co. would all be living in the big ship.

True…there's no real way of predicting if a movie will bomb or not. I don't listen to critics, but a bad trailer goes a long way in my decision to see a movie or not. The trailer for The Lone Ranger convinced me not to see it.

There were loads of stories about production problems coming out for months before this movie was released, but I don't think those stories were coming from critics. No one listens to critics.

I think they were trying to show the younger picture of Deb and Dex when times were good and Deb had no idea what Dex was really up to. I had the same WTF reaction during that scene too.

"This show has always been at its best whenever Dexter is juggling too many things that might result in him getting caught"
You can only pull this off for so long. By the 5th season, it was clear that Dexter would never get caught.