Others have already commented to the contrary, but I saw it in theaters (and loved it) and I think your assessment — that it needs to be seen in that environment — is spot on. I can't imagine a typical home theater being enough to achieve the necessary sense of immersion, and it's not surprising to me that the film's…

And what do you call someone wearing a jersey with another person's name on it, if not a cosplay enthusiast?

Try as I might to read it in Brimley's voice, all I'm getting is Andy Rooney.

I really do fear change, so when you combine that with the fact that this redesign is just awful, it's not a great day for me.

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He's seen every episode. He comments on it in this piece: http://www.avclub.com/artic…

I've seen every episode, for some reason. I still wouldn't recommend it, but this is by far the best I've ever felt about that fact.

Cross said of the first one that it made him, "more than all [his] other projects combined." So presumably the payday is okay.

Wouldn't it be hilarious if like, five of every animal…

Ouais ben pour moi Zorro c'est zéro. Par contre Superman c'est super bien.

That reminds me — now that Breaking Bad is over, I should probably cancel my cable subscription.

"kind of"?

I think a big chunk of it is children who don't know any better. And people who can't come up with anything better to do while waiting for the better Fox cartoons to come on.

My nickname in elementary and middle school was Frasier, as I apparently bore some resemblance to Kelsey Grammer. I was a weird looking kid, presumably.

Gender reversal gimmick?

I don't know why you even bought that poster.

He's just playing on our naive belief that writing internet comments totally must be the hardest thing ever to do.

Here's a relevant excerpt from an actual 'essay' a friend of mine wrote when he was in elementary school:

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"WHY ARE FEMALE POP ARTISTS CATERING TO FOUR YEAR OLDS WITH NO MUSICAL SENSIBILITIES?!"