Based on comments by various senior editors here, there is minimal correlation between them.

I saw this earlier today while actually looking at boards and was equally surprised that they were going away as I was that they kept them around as long as they did. As awful as those message boards usually were, I did find them useful for a number of years for more obscure movies and trying to track them or…

I hope someone kept the receipt. I don't want no store credit when we try to return him.

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Just watch the compilation movie One, Two, Three.

Considering it got the same premiere rating as the now dead No Tomorrow and only a tenth higher than the also dead Frequency, you can't even bet on that anymore. The CW shockingly does have some standards as opposed to dragging everything to at least 4 seasons.

That's presuming a lot about the show's prospects.

I'll stand by This is the End. The cast may be hit and miss in most projects but they were all on and I found it surprisingly very funny.

End of Watch is the one exception to that which springs to mind.

I really want John Wick: Chapter 2, A Cure For Wellness, Get Out, Logan, and Free Fire to all turn out great but there's so many question marks with each (what can I say, I love horror and action) and I'm sure they will all disappoint in unique ways.

Probably the best episode of that season after "Basic Human Anatomy" and one of the only things worth saving from that year.

To be fair to them, while it's based on the same person, this is based on a book telling of it that came out this year and that film was a loose enough adaptation that "Joe Petrosino" wasn't even the main character's name.

I say give it to Gore Verbinski. The quality of his films may be all over the place but I don't think anyone is expecting this to be good regardless of who they give it to and when it inevitably costs twice what it needs to and cuts largely into profits, maybe WB will finally rethink their strategy (ha!). Plus it…

I too remember where they sought to answer the question of whether a bear shits in the woods.

I'm waiting for the inevitable stretch where they just start playing Carry On movies, one a week.

They have them sorted under how you would spell the numbers.

It isn't according to the link above either. It just happens to be that the most popular brand in the world is a soju which is where I believe the confusion stems from.

A book of connect the dots puzzles that are half completed already and not necessarily accurately.

I'm holding out hope it will be more of "from the man who made Trick 'R Treat" than "from the man who made Krampus". Krampus wasn't bad, just disappointing since it had so much potential and had some really good moments.

Can't we just get a replacement world?