Paul Muad'dib looks pissed.

There doesn't sound like enough to get me to buy at Switch, but my PS4 gets some real love this year. Persona 5, Nier: Automata, Nin No Kuni II, Mass Effect. And let's not forget South Park: The Fracture But Whole, which should be a mandatory buy for the name alone.

Sweet another Mike Judge… "Country music's most"

It wasn't the use of gravity that turned me off, it was the combat. Far too frustrating for my taste. I won't be getting the sequel regardless, but I could see the potential in the first game, something well made and designed for parts of a handheld system that were never going to be used much (the gyros, the…

The original movie has one of my favorite open credit sequences, especially the music for it.

I didn't see much religion in it, despite the biblical nature of the story. It felt more like a scifi/fantasy CGI pseudoblockbuster in it, complete with broody Russell Crowe and Deathly Hallows-ish Emma Watson.

I get that. I view it almost as historical fiction, but at the very least, it pushed to buy the book the movie is based on. It's hard to divorce the interest in science from the quality of the movie making. I'm guessing that I wouldn't view it as highly on a second viewing.

This only reminds me that Andy Hallett is no longer with us. *sadface*

Someone needs to get Bronson Pinchot and Mark Linn-Baker back together, even if for a one off sketch. I need to see the Dance of Joy again.

My wife and I watched this movie with slightly different perspective, as both of us are professors in STEM fields.

Conan O'Brien will team up with the Governator to create a fantasy/late-night hybrid called Conan and Conan the Comedians. Gerry Lopez and Andy Richter provide the comic foil and archer roles.

There is no way to do this correctly, but the least objectionable way is to change the story in IX to minimize her involvement and perhaps a CGI model for a scene or two to provide for a good death. Han got his death scene, I think Leia deserves hers. RIP

Just shows that it isn't just athletes that will go where the money is.

I had the misfortune of watching it on-demand, which ruined the flow of the show with endless commercials and behind-the-scenes BS. I like the idea of the episode and the actors, except for Lucy.

2016 can fuck off. I know there are illnesses and deaths like this every year, but those of us of a certain age are now having our childhood heroes aging enough to, as Greg Proops says, be swirling in the heavens.

Then can both go away now.

Straining for… or straining to drop some kids off at the pool. Kids mean this movie.

Wings as a whole is an underrated sitcom, at least nowadays. The situation is pretty standard, even boring, but the characters and writing are snappy and funny.

A simple teaser of the space station even bigger than Starkiller base would probably be enough.

I would have liked to see Steven Universe, or perhaps Rick and Morty, not that I can really argue with this list. There's just that much good TV these days.