I've seen the photos of the set being put together and, even by WrestleMania standards, the entrance ramp is stupidly long. It's taken for granted that Undertaker will use either a cart or warp behind Reigns in order to get to the ring but I wonder if they're going to do anything for the others? Even John Cena may not…

He's the human embodiment of the Dreamworks Face meme.

The cold open might be the funniest thing they've ever done. I was in tears of laughter from the start.

This is good news. The longer he spends making TV, the less time he has to be in movies I'd like to see.

Since about 2008, video games have become a medium where millions and millions of dollars are spent on a product that exists to let the player experience the thrill of hiding behind a chest high wall. VR looks like it'll disrupt the medium by allowing the player to instead stand entirely still and shoot targets in the…

The only people I've seen mad at PPG are liberals who still think voting is the only acceptable way to get things done.

I'm glad we no longer have the very real ability to turn boys into mythical human/bear hybrids and lock them in insanely ornate castles though.

Exley clears out Vincennes locker and finds a note from his mother, asking why did he change his name from Rolo Tomassi?"

"You waited ten minutes watching names in darkness, but I was created by it, moulded by it."

The end of Matrix Reloaded has a whole alternate trailer for Matrix Revolutions. I only found it by mistake, hitting fast forward instead of skip chapter, trying to get back to the main menu on my old DVD player.

The only one I particularly remember is the second Pirates of the Caribbean which showed the fate of the dog left behind on the cannibal island.

What seems more likely: the director's cut includes things cut out by the studio for wide release or he went back later to fill in the blanks?

A term so subjective that I don't know what it means in most contexts. The most fun movie I've seen this year was Toni Erdmann, which couldn't be less like a Marvel movie.

Easy geek goodwill by going in a total different direction to a lot of what the previous incarnations did? Say what you will about Snyder but his films are his films, unlike the Marvel movies which combine the exact kind of hero worship you're talking about with a true sense of easy geek goodwill by being little more…

The film at first plays it like he's a total dunce but then later suggests he does know but doesn't care because he's committed to raising it as his son anyway.

Jason Momoa is pretty much playing himself, again.

Like most of you guys, I consider the colour palette to be the most important aspect in a movie, even more so than if there's a Chinese guy in it or if there's a female protagonist, so seeing a yellow jacket on Spider-Man means this is already a five star movie for me.

It's a shame they already did Batman V. Superman because they should end this with one turning on the other and the next movie being called Justice League: Wolfpac.

The twist ruins it, I think. It's a really good take on that kind of movie because D-FENS never gets any kind of catharsis or joy from what he's doing, it just makes him madder, but then the ending gives the film a way out and it devalues everything that happens.

Maybe that was the one empty building that fell down when the Puttymen invaded at the end of The Avengers.