somebody saw On Deadly Ground and decided it would be better if they recast the ending scene with Al Gore

I remember passing on Contact to go see Grosse Point Blank, went to Contact the next weekend. I have not rewatched Contact a single time since then, even though it has David Morse.

If this film were about the wedding night repeating itself and with Regina Hall as the star I think I would gladly sign up for a ridiculous amount of repeat viewings

like the Guy Pearce Time Machine remake where every attempt to save his fiancee's life resulted in her dying in a different, horrific fashion?

the best was if you were fast enough with Johnny Cage you could knock off two heads or knock off one head and then do the ball punch to magically restore your opponent's head

and Larger Than Life is great, too

I was gonna eat that cake!

and then watch the Impostors!

I remember making it almost 30 minutes into Out Of Sight before deciding that it was insufferably smarmy and clearly too impressed by its own cleverness to go anywheere. Then I got hyped to see a Terrence Stamp-ified Man On Fire but the ending to the Limey was so disappointing I've never been able to re-watch it. I…

mine is A_B Machines by Sleigh Bells, so I can see that would be pretty jarring

It's because of Apple and their creative take on the concept of alphabetical order

my bare walls look better than the Inhumans, tho

yeah, but the real ending is Darth Vader reenacting the Oldboy hallway fight, those deaths didn't look so heroic

when the chief shows up wrapped in barbed wire holding a shotgun yelling "WHICH ONE OF YOU FUCKS CALLED ME 'OLD'?"

the Morlocks were around (and massacred) long before Morrison's run

I liked the one time Black Bolt teamed up with Dazzler (reminder: she turns sonic force into light) and wrecked some sh*t

I'm one of the few people who enjoyed Elektra, though I would imagine if more people watched it immediately after Ben Affleck Daredevil they'd enjoy it too…

you monster!

- Jim Jones

bypassing Harrenhall