It should also be noted that Seinfeld's Superman-Green Lantern bit is about Superman being annoyed that Green Lantern is getting more recognition, whereas in the Lego Movie, the OPPOSITE is true (which makes more sense) and Lantern is fanboying all over him.

I'll bet the Jay Leno Show is looking PRETTY good right about now…

Does it count that I deduced the ending of the Usual Suspects myself just based on casting and my friend telling me there was a twist ending at all before I saw it?

Am I alone in thinking that Crawl Space is actually one of the scariest episodes of a TV Show ever?

Don't worry, Damon Lindelof! I won't complain to you about the Lost finale - I actually liked it.

I am so fucking sick of people shitting on this film. It's not a masterpiece by any means, but it's damn closer to a great Superman movie than anything we've gotten yet, and it leaves so many possibilities over for further installments.

Does Iron Man 3 count, since its trailer seems to promise a completely different film tonally than what is presented in the film? Because, once you actually watch the film it stays pretty consistent, it's just not at all what was advertised, and I loved every minute of it!

Thank god, fellow AV Commenters. When I saw the grade, I thought I was going crazy. This was, by far, the WORST season finale of any show I've ever seen.

God I can't wait for The Walking Dead review to be posted… because that episode was TERRIBLE, and I want to know that I'm not alone in that sentiment.

AVClub, you idiots! That Weird Al segment is from Al TV, not the Weird Al Show! You can tell just by watching the clip; Octavia Spencer's question even asks about why he's NOT doing the Weird Al Show anymore…

There are so many other time travel paradox problems… for instance, if The Observers have taken over the world from around 2012 on, and we assume that this is different from how things originally were, then wouldn't traveling to 2167 just lead them into a future even MORE controlled with Observers, and lacking the…

Why is it that I seem to be one of the only people who thinks that the best supporting actor of the year was Samuel L. Jackson in Django? I mean, Waltz was expectedly great, and everyone else nominated (and I've actually seen all the movies nominated in that category this year) was also great, but Jackson was…

Really Sims? Really? A B+? Ugh…

Really Sims? Really? A B+? Ugh…

What's Star Trek?

What's Star Trek?

I can't wait to see Benedict Cumberbatch's take on Bane! Their decision to go without the mask is a little worrying, though.

I can't wait to see Benedict Cumberbatch's take on Bane! Their decision to go without the mask is a little worrying, though.

Honestly, Fillion can be replaced with pretty much every Whedon alumni, along with Whedon himself.

Honestly, Fillion can be replaced with pretty much every Whedon alumni, along with Whedon himself.