Accurate.

But I keep coming back, so I don't know what that says about me.

Without being spoilery, the comics have also addressed that and I think you'd be happy with it. :)

Without too many spoilers, this is already sort of explained in the second movie (which, understandably, not a lot of people saw. Blech) and has also been explained in the comics. Mulder and Scully have been back to work on the X-Files for about a year and a half now.

You're not wrong. I used to have such a love for Mulder, back before I knew what a dickhead Duchovny was. I've disliked him basically since he left the show, and every time I've seen him in something since, I haven't been able to get past that.

Gillian Anderson forever, though. Love her.

I don't disagree, but I had to laugh out loud because it's had how many revivals, now? (Not recently by Fox, but still.)

The first movie was pretty awesome, in my opinion. I think it did fairly well. Or maybe I'm just remembering it through rose-colored glasses.

The second movie was purely awful. I mean, I've still watched it half a dozen times (because logic)- but it's really not that good at all.

I read this yesterday, and my immediate reaction was, "OMFG, FUCK YES!"

Then I thought about it and realized that there's a really good chance this would never happen, or that they'd screw it up. Then I felt a bit anxious. I'm now cautiously hopeful, with a side of anxiety.

The upside, I guess, is that we didn't have a wedding photographer and went for a fairly low-key affair. Most of the pictures we have (taken by a family member with a nice camera who takes pictures as a hobby) are of my husband and I, and our immediate family (our kids, our siblings and parents, etc). There are a…

Right? It was just so beyond the pale.

Mmm.

One of my bridesmaids showed up uninvited to my husband's bachelor party. Then flashed her breasts at everyone half the night. Now, I don't mean to sound judgmental about that- after all, as long as I'd known her, she was prone to showing people her boobs while drunk. I've always been in the 'her body, her…

Well, yes and no. You see an an optometrist, get sized, and buy lenses in your size. Wearing the wrong size isn't likely to cause damage, per se (that is, the materials they're made from are chosen so as to not be harmful), but it can be super uncomfortable. Also, if you've never worn lenses before- which is likely…

I hated it at first because it's SO historically inaccurate. Then it appeared on Netflix and I thought, "Just pretend it takes place in a fictional place with people who never actually existed." Once I was able to look at it that way, I found I really enjoyed it.

I don't know, I think L+R=J wouldn't be a cop-out, so much as it would be a writer tying together threads that had been placed throughout the series from the beginning. I think it's important to read a book or series, get a resolution, and then find through re-reads that the hints were there the entire time. I think…

I'd have to agree with it being largely due to time and class. When I was five, I walked home from kindergarten by myself every day (a pretty good distance), but couldn't imagine letting my six-year-old do it now (he walks with his older brother). That's a difference of less than thirty years. Most of my family…

Also: Tim Curry as pretty much everyone. That voice, man.

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I swear I've seen this movie...

I sort of have a little crush on Gaston, now. What's wrong with me???

Seriously! I'm sure there are a lot of people out there now thinking the same thing.