He was a bandit because every time he deposited a quarter he "stole" the person's dignity. Loved Troy's Mrs. Kintner "Jaws" slap!

Nope, they've done more terrifying before. It was "Testament," a film made for PBS, with only limited theatrical release in 1983. Jane Alexander, William Devane (briefly), two unknown kids, and the saddest, scariest, most heartfelt ending I've ever seen to a post-apocaplypse tale. EVERYTHING is at stake in this…

Agree mostly with interview. So many holes - either plot or character - seemingly for the convenience of suspense. BUT, the suspense was so excellent that I forgave the former. But the BEST MOMENT of the entire hour was Herschel's quiet, dignified, moment of sorrow by himself - the long shot of him crying in the…

Man of Steel was the worst movie of 2013. Rise of the Dark Knight was worst movie of 2014. Neither of their universes meshes together unless you do A LOT of tinkering. So of course Nolan and Snyder will team up for another stinker. DC, if you want to build an empire, you need to PLAN IT. (See: MARVEL).

Blockbuster always treated the customer like dirt. Employees would rather talk to each other than help the customer. It's like hitting the FF button for bankruptcy.

So FOX News, who glorified and supported our post-911 wars, is now against supporting violence? Or is that only in fictional, non "news" television?

I LOVE that in a season where TV actors have returned nearly unrecognizable due to botox or surgery (Lyndsay Bluth's immobile forehead, anyone?, Frankie Heck's new eyes and cheeks?), we get Michael/Marty/Alex, wrinkles and all.  In fact, the wrinkles are the least of his non-telegenic "problems."  No editors cut…

Horrible.  A brilliantly un-funny show.  Take a gifted actress like Allison Janney and have her slum in this mess?  After "The Way Way Back?"   She shines as the only interesting Mom in this show, but that isn't saying much.  And Anna Faris stands, delivers lines really loudly, mugs or makes an emotional clown face…