Yes, Where the Wild Things Are for sure. I was very skeptical of that movie, but after seeing that trailer I suddenly had to see it ASAP… and the end product did not disappoint.

Indeed, I came here just to say this. The trailer is weirdly much better after you've seen the movie: it's really a kind of distillation of the film into six minutes. I've watched it about a zillion times at this point, most of them after having seen the film. So far Cloud Atlas is miles above any other movie this…

Indeed, I came here just to say this. The trailer is weirdly much better after you've seen the movie: it's really a kind of distillation of the film into six minutes. I've watched it about a zillion times at this point, most of them after having seen the film. So far Cloud Atlas is miles above any other movie this…

I thought the US trailer was horrible: I was really put off of the movie (which I really liked) by it and was expecting more War Horse style schmaltz from Spielberg. It really played up the cheesiest parts of the movie, and doesn't even show Daniel Day-Lewis as Lincoln all that much. I really loved the film itself and…

I thought the US trailer was horrible: I was really put off of the movie (which I really liked) by it and was expecting more War Horse style schmaltz from Spielberg. It really played up the cheesiest parts of the movie, and doesn't even show Daniel Day-Lewis as Lincoln all that much. I really loved the film itself and…

Yeah, when it was already used IN A KE$HA VIDEO a year ago, you probably need to look for a new joke.

Yeah, when it was already used IN A KE$HA VIDEO a year ago, you probably need to look for a new joke.

Just had to say: this is the second time I've heard of Objectum Sexuality today… I had never heard about it previously. Very odd.

Just had to say: this is the second time I've heard of Objectum Sexuality today… I had never heard about it previously. Very odd.

Do people really think that this half season of TWD was "superb" by any non-handicapped measure? It was way better than any other season of the show… but I still think it's probably the worst show I'm watching at the moment. The characters are just terrible and the plotting is pretty schematic and ridiculous.

Do people really think that this half season of TWD was "superb" by any non-handicapped measure? It was way better than any other season of the show… but I still think it's probably the worst show I'm watching at the moment. The characters are just terrible and the plotting is pretty schematic and ridiculous.

I think people are ignoring that Carrie had a complete breakdown at the end of the first season and was not prepared to go back into the field at all, which explains a lot about why she is behaving so differently this season. I do think this show is in serious danger of going off the rails though: this episode was…

I think people are ignoring that Carrie had a complete breakdown at the end of the first season and was not prepared to go back into the field at all, which explains a lot about why she is behaving so differently this season. I do think this show is in serious danger of going off the rails though: this episode was…

I can't remember Todd even mentioning Fringe anywhere before, and I definitely don't think he would consider it to be comparable to the X-files… seemed like a kind of strange thing to obsess about for most of your post.

I can't remember Todd even mentioning Fringe anywhere before, and I definitely don't think he would consider it to be comparable to the X-files… seemed like a kind of strange thing to obsess about for most of your post.

Yeah Connie Britton is from Massachusetts  and does not naturally have a Southern accent (I imagine her natural voice is pretty much like it is in American Horror Story).

Yeah Connie Britton is from Massachusetts  and does not naturally have a Southern accent (I imagine her natural voice is pretty much like it is in American Horror Story).

There are lots of newer Christmas songs but most of them don't really stick in the cultural memory. "Christmas Through Your Eyes" is from '92, and "All I Want For Christmas Is You" was '93. Still, Faith Hill's "Where Are You Christmas?" is the most recent original Christmas song I can think of that tends to pop up on…

There are lots of newer Christmas songs but most of them don't really stick in the cultural memory. "Christmas Through Your Eyes" is from '92, and "All I Want For Christmas Is You" was '93. Still, Faith Hill's "Where Are You Christmas?" is the most recent original Christmas song I can think of that tends to pop up on…

Yeah I get a little annoyed when people complain about stuff that this show and Lost left dangling, but then don't acknowledge that they provided some kinds of answers to most of the important stuff. They weren't always deep or mindblowing, but I did think they wrapped the Samantha stuff up reasonably well and the…