And here I was, thinking that USA culture is about normalizing over-weight status.

Both of those movies are "meh" at best.  Any good US sitcom or British series is streets ahead. By the way, why those movies are heralded as "the best evar" and something innovative such as "Detention" is not even discussed?

Not me, University in Argentina is FREE (I mean, is paid by taxes, but not by the student).  The result, do your Licenciatura (BA+) in Buenos Aires and then go for a Masters or PhD in your elite school of choice.  The University of Buenos Aires is currently full of foreign students… I wonder why…

Since there would be more assistance of the government in cultural projects, yes, you would have different results, a reduction in the tendency to produce big blockbusters made by committees with the objective to reap a big amount in the first two-three weeks.  It doesn´t mean that you would have better movies, since…

And you needed to give them the idea, didn´t you? You little punk, you.

I LOVE that track.

Yes, I know to wrote "most".  But Dickens would want a word with you, anyway.

Do you mean that the daughter of a recognized filmmaker, with tons of connections and a mandate to continue the line, has failed to produce something interesting outside her high-class teen fantasies? Shocking.

And somehow, "Torque" gets a bad rep everywhere.  Watch this and be amazed:

Boll is a better director, by a mile.  He is a certified idiot, but now nobody can say that he doesn´t try hard (still, I will NOT watch his Sudanese genocide movie).

"Date Movie" is surprisingly not-completely awful.  Is not "Not Another Teen Movie" or, sorry for the comparison, "Wet Hot American Summer", but I did not felt suicidal after watching it.

@avclub-77a30f3aed77aef3d4ed12bf43df6964:disqus What is the difference if th ambulance system is city-based anyway? The size is not important, but how the system is deployed in your city/town.  The size of the country only matters when you need to get quickly to a high-technology hospital, then yes, because it depends…

I know it will continue forever, but somehow it feels like the wheels are set in motion for a Grand Finale in Season 8.

The second episode of the 2005 run was good in my book, and sets the tone for what does it mean to travel with the Doctor.  Going anywhere, and especially anytime.  Skip it to the end, indeed. (And hey, I like to think that the Hitchhiker´s guys were around somewhere in that particular party, eating something while…

As I said before, this one must benefit from binge-watching.  The season started with Clara in the Daleks episode, and finished with the reveal about her.  It is a minor season I think, and a weird one at that (half Ponds, half Clara).  But it gave us the best associates ever (Strax et al.), and questions and answers…

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John Hurt seems to be the guy that pushed the button on the Time Wars, before Eccleston (meaning, an older Paul McGann, watch his clothes).  The 50 years special and the 8th Season are going to be interesting.

I was trying not to watch the clock, because I  wanted this one to continue on and on.  Lots of lore to ponder, and maybe intended to be watched as part of a binge, not waiting until November to see the conclusion.  I don´t understand AVC reviewers anymore (I never trusted them to begin with, they´re reviewers, not…

Who wants to see a TV series based on the TWD game by Telltale? Me, thats who.

It depends of your definition of communism.  Central planned production could work now, in theory, given the technology, but without democratic input, the wings of a butterfly can derail the system.