I'd definitely like to spend less time on my phone (he said while typing this comment on his phone). Deleting Twitter helped a lot with that, but it's still all too tempting to browse the internet instead of grabbing a book or watching a movie.

I only have Mohd blocked. It's fun to see everyone's reactions to his posts and try to figure out what the heck he must have said this time.

There was nothing honorable about the way they turned Peter Cushing into a character from an Uncharted cut scene. It was one of the most baffling and awful decisions I've seen in a major movie in quite some time. Please, please don't do that to Carrie Fisher. The final scene of Rogue One is awful enough on its own.

As excited as I am for this, isn't everything in this trailer just clips from the other movies? Looks like it could be fan made. I'll be here with my adorable Glen doll when there's a real trailer for this thing.

Rabin has already ripped Mr Magorium a new Wonder Emporium:

I've never felt worse for a group of actors than when I saw this godawful trailer before The Jungle Book.

Oddly enough, the only Hobbit movie I saw was the last one because my boyfriend wanted to watch it. Didn't seem to matter much that I skipped the first two.

I don't buy the critical insistence that Kristen Stewart is actually talented, but then again I thought the same thing about Natalie Portman until Black Swan happened. Maybe the Twilight movies/Star Wars prequels aren't the best display for acting ability.

I find the Divergent thing kind of hilarious. A series so bad that its last entry only warrants a TV movie, if that even happens. As for Mockingjay, I really hated that book and have no idea why they split it into two movies other than money. If anything it needed to be condensed.

I'm thankful the trend of splitting books into two movies seems to be over. My hate-watching of this series stalled out after Breaking Dawn Part 1, and I never got around to Mockingjay Part 2 or either of the Deathly Hallows movies. Nothing kills my interest in a franchise faster than knowing they're going to drag out…

Why can't there be both low art and high art aimed at kids just like there is for adults? It's ridiculous to expect every animated movie to be Grave of the Fireflies. Adults need to enjoy something awful like Rogue One instead of watching Spotlight 24/7, and kids need the same thing.

I think this is more "Old Man Yells At Cloud" annoying and not actually annoying. Animated movies that end with big dance numbers are pandering to kids and trying to send them out in a joyful mood. Stop viewing them through the lens of a 40-year-old dude with a stuffed up rectum and try to remember that not every…

I left Twitter shortly after the election and haven't looked back. I feel totally uninformed about the world and much, much happier. I highly recommend reading fewer tweets and watching more John Carpenter movies.

Fuck the hyperbolic internet backlash. Dark Knight Rises is great and everything you said about the excellent way it sets up Robin is spot on.

I can't stop laughing at Oswalt Patton long enough to seriously consider this idea.

I don't understand the point of using the Archie brand if you're going to turn it into a lame Pretty Little Liars copy. But will I still watch the pilot? Yes, because Archie is super hot.

I didn't care for the American Gods book at all, but Bryan Fuller can do no wrong as far as I'm concerned.

I'm annoyed that I want to watch so many of these things, because I really don't want to pick up more shows. The past month or two with no shows to watch has been lovely. But yeah, I'll check out Emerald City, Taboo, Lemony Snicket, Riverdale, Handmaid's Tale, American Gods, Iron Fist, etc. I'll cross my fingers most…

I'm still annoyed about Halloween: Resurrection and I'll never get over it!

I'm curious why you prefer the Special Editions. My preferred Star Wars would be one where the effects are all updated and polished, but the extra CGI characters/scenes are removed.