3600 PAGE treatise.

If you haven’t seen season 2 of Helix, it was really good. I hated season 1 so much I almost stopped watching before it was over, but ended up finishing out the season and swearing never to watch it again. I saw a review by Rob Bricken saying S2 was a major improvement, so I gave it another shot, and it was so good…

I haven’t seen it in ages, but when I saw it in the theater I thought it had higher highs and lower lows than the first one. Some of it was terrible, but some of it was hilarious.

Jeff Vader?

How does a guy named Dick use dick as an insult?

Is this a comic book movie? Aside from the name Joker and some generic clown makeup with no connection to the actual Joker, is there any difference between this and something like Falling Down?

Been planning to, but I haven’t started Castle Rock yet.  Robin Wiegert is great, I didn’t know she was in it.

It was even worse when helmet shaved off your dwarf’s beard.

I think Jigsaw makes a good case for being both, but it’s a general rule I mostly made up. Like any classification, there are grey areas and overlaps- stalkers and psychos can also be horror, and I suppose a supernatural threat that acts with subtlety could be psychological thriller, but it’s as good a delineation as…

Whether or not the antagonist is human or a monster of some kind.

I thought it was going to be a copy of Brent’s book, the bad place would love it.

What is with the way they are treating Tahani this season?  Poor thing just wants the tiniest bit of recognition, but can’t even get on the hottest savior wall, which is only Eleanor and Jason, despite Eleanor practically lusting after Tahani for 3 seasons.

Wait, you want us to be able to use lies and hypocrisy constructively to create cleanliness?

I hear mothers and NFL players loved it.

My question is : How has Popeye’s not had a sandwich before now?

I read the Shining a few years ago, and I instantly understood why King didn’t like the movie, and he has every right to. It is a major departure from the themes of the book, but because Kubrick was regarded as a genius director and most people never bothered to read the book, they thought King was just a crank.

You could have called them directly, placed the exact same order, and not given a third party any of the money. That order costs the restaurant, which already has razor thin profit margins, just because you didn’t want to make a phone call.

Usually, that’s because film makers don’t give a shit about your silly videogame and just make whatever movie they want to make with a game’s name attached to it. Same for Comic book movies or most other adaptations from anything until very recently.

Popeye’s, yes- KFC? no.