I don’t know if it’s really supposed to “mean” anything, to me it sounds akin to “be a Mexican, not a Mexican’t,” just word play for the sake of it.

I feel like if you go to your beachfront property to hide a hammer, and you’re choosing between the big, wide, expansive ocean where a hammer will pretty definitely sink, and the fireplace in your backyard, one of those is an obvious choice, and one is kind of lazy writing.

I mean, its a shitty comment I guess, but even at the time the apology was immediate and sincere. I feel like the shittier thing is taking this and blasting it on the internet to throw the guy under the bus for 15 minutes of being the trending twitter topic.

“What? No...I only came to this planet to explain how dangerous it is to meet Predators like me, I wasn’t actually planning on doing anything...”

WHAT ARE THOOOOOOOSE?!?!?!

I read this book out of curiosity when I heard about the movie, its not un-interesting, another twist on the post-apocolypse stories. My biggest problem with it is the plot-propelling device is super unnecessary, they did enough world building that the story has its own stakes, but for some reason they throw in this…

I’d be down with that, but only because I’m getting more a True Lies vibe than Alias, but that’s just me.

“Kate, who is English, plays a German...nominated.

I also always loved that the dance number accompanying it was just a random, interpretative dance cause...well no one has seen The Reader.

The Vow’s main problem is the same as several other HBO docuseries, taking something that needs maybe 2 or 3 hours and trying to stretch it into a “season” of tv.

The bigger question military bases should ask themselves...”do we actually need a twitter account?”

Careers have ebbs and flows, right now she’s riding a crest and she understands that value. Sure, its entitled, petty, etc. But the undercurrent is, she’s the talent, they either want her or they don’t. If she says this thing, that costs them nothing, means something to her, and they’re going to treat her like this on…

So did the ghost of her fiance haunting her end up having no point? Or did I miss something? 

To add to the list of HBO shows, Bored to Death! Lovely little comedy that ended on a weird, and now forever unresolved note (his sister?!).

They did end up making a tv movie tying up this cliffhanger, Project: ALF

Rose McGowan is the personification of Old Faithful. If she goes x-amount of days without being in the news, she picks some celebrity to try and create some drama with. I haven’t done the math, but I’m sure the clockwork of her fuming...fuming...fuming....explode! has a pretty fair regularility to it by this point.

I can’t quite remember the movie, but isn’t there the implication that Akeem basically has a harem before he runs off to Queens? (and of course there’s the “your royal penis is clean”)

I know the knee jerk reaction of the internet is to shit on everything, but c’mon, its the NOBEL PRIZE. No one’s reaction to this should be...”why are you bothering them!?”

I’m confused, is the series a retelling of something that Musk and SpaceX actually did, a reality series about Musk hand picking engineers and creating challenges for them on a remote island, or just an out and out fictional piece of entertainment?

I think the arguments of what color to portray Cleopatra overlook a larger point that SHOULD be the crux of discussion, which is why we have this ancient culture that created one of the world’s great wonders, with CENTURIES of intrigue, history, architecture, etc and seemingly the only stories we ever tell about…