With Sony asking for $500k AN EPISODE and Seinfeld having 180 episodes, it would cost Netflix the beautiful amount of $90 MILLION to secure the series. It's absurd.

Yet Friends is easily the most overrated comedy of all time, being considered as "the best" by people who don't know better worldwide. Seinfeld might have penetrated highly in the US, but I know at least in latin america it's not really well known. In the meantime, the Friends hype is still alive around here (Though I…

The problem is, I think, that everyone knows The Force Awakens isn't at all likely to be nominated for many Oscars. You can say, sight unseen, it will likely land nominations on best visual effects, but beyond that things get tricky.

Hugo was a damn good movie tho. Whether it would deserve a "Best Picture" nomination is debatable, but you can't really call it a bad movie.

Nah, there's some level to the nominations and the academy. I won't speak for racism (Although I will point out plenty of black actors or movies have been nodded to in the last few years, and I do believe the current outcry over Selma is just the current US racial tensions blowing over against anything that might even…

Hey, I wanted Guardians of the Galaxy to at least get a nod as best picture. Why? I dunno, since I want Boyhood to win. Guardians was just amazing tho.

In her defense, she wasn't really being racist. It's not racism when you're equally awful to everyone, black people included.

There are infinite possible combinations of notes and lyrics, yes.

When they charge you $2-$3 each episode, it isn't really a good idea to pay for each. If you were to get a full 24 episode season of a show on Amazon Prime you'd end up paying $72 for a single series in HD (720p I believe). That's 9 months of a Netflix subscription at a grandfathered price and nearly twice what the…

They'd be better off because they'd get more viewers, and their content more exposure. See it like this:

So we'll get lesbian tentacle porn? That trumps the regular lesbian porn found in the first two seasons, so I'm in!

“Fans really ought to appreciate that the length of these monsters is equivalent to two or three novels by other writers.”

You missed Futurama. Right on the first episode of the revival movie, professor Fransworth (sp?) cheerfully announces that everyone's been fired.

For me, the strongest moment when an ending has made me absolutely love a movie I had to bring myself to watch completely was when I watched Dogville.

If you never covered it's different. But if you start covering something (Say, a music website starts giving a lot of attention to a new musician) and then suddenly drop it and never speak of it again, it's clear something happened that made the management to switch their tone towards said series/musician/whatever. In…

Does Penny Dreadful ever actually get interesting? I watched the first episode and… good lord, what a bore :( It had too many storylines going on at the same time for a pilot, seemed to be all over the place and most of anything it was just… boring. A friend did tell me it got better after a couple episodes, but I…

"Which, because it's scary, by extension means she is done with it, because she doesn't want to watch it alone."

Well, it usually sends a message when a critic (Or worse, a media website) drops a series. And that message, of course, isn't a good one since it pretty much says "This series is so fucking bad we're not even getting paid enough by readers and advertising to keep reviewing it, so GTFO".

I did about the same. Got myself a hacked version of Tapped Out that would give out free donuts for about everything. Played there for an hour or so, got several thousand donuts, uninstalled, installed the official one, went on with my life without spending a dime.

The fact that she went ahead with this lawsuit, where she states a vapid, stupidic, borderline retarded character is based on her pretty much proves that the character is indeed her. She's winning that lawsuit, yo.