I’ll take Bale Batvoice over Banevoice any day.

No one calls them Moors. The correct answer is the Moops.

The point was to highlight a point I made in the review, to expand on it, to put it in the context of our other coverage about Nintendo’s Virtual Console and to encourage discussion about it in the comments below. It sure felt necessary to me!

To point out that Nintendo is missing a huge opportunity to make money by not properly marketing and selling their classics.

Oh, I’m sorry, you’re right, we should just be happy that Capcom is a piece of shit company that no one likes because they make a little more money that if they actually put in effort.

Frankly, that looks stunning. The PC modding community will never cease to amaze me. It's a shame that a company like Capcom will never realize how much money they could make by simply catering to fans with as much passion as this.

Somebody should remake CAPCOM.

I’ll tell you why that is for me. ‘cause I don’t wanna play video games with not-as-good looking people, be it male or female. I just don’t. The same way I wouldn’t hang an ugly painting in my bedroom. It’s not aesthetically pleasing. They’re not real people, they’d don’t have to have the issues I have. I don’t wanna…

James Franco making an omelet is my type of porn.

The thing about the Nolan Bat-movies is that they’re every bit as comic book-y as the Burton or Schumacher flicks, it’s just that there’s no humor and everything’s shot like a Mercedes commercial so viewers think it’s incredibly serious and therefore “realistic.” A supervillain taking over an entire city and…

Johnny Blaze weird obsession with jelly beans. Or the last ride of the other Ghost Rider. ARGH.

I dont remember any hint of rape in that scene.

Robin as JGL’s character’s “birth name” in the Dark Knight Rises hhrrgh I’m mad just remembering it.

I’ve officially crossed over from shaking my head sadly to hysterical laughter at every new bit of information over this. More, I say! PUT MORE PEOPLE IN IT! Like the great song from the epic film Streets of Fire tells us: “THERE’S NOTHING WRONG WITH GOING NOWHERE, BABY/BUT WE SHOULD BE GOING NOWHERE FAST!” Let’s…

It’s not so much about the movie itself, but what appreciation of that sort of sensibilities says about someone.

I was most fortunate, eventually, to connect with someone who gets it.

I’m glad that they’re going to address the Doctor’s search for Gallifrey (which really seemed like a missing piece in Season 8), but I would be OK if they didn’t “explain” Capaldi’s cameo. It was an awesome moment that really doesn’t need explanation. As a viewer who knows the rules of Doctor Who, I can accept it as…

Hasn’t come up yet, thankfully, but anybody who actively dislikes The Muppet Movie has no joy in their heart, and I don’t even want to know them.

I felt really bad for the people at the Rock museum in Seattle when I went there, because as much as I love Fifth Element, my boyfriend wouldn’t stop saying ‘It’s a Multipass’ about their tickets. I was like ‘He gets it- it’s a multipass. Goddamnit, dude. You tricked me. We agreed we weren’t going to do this in…

I’m indifferent to it, though I wish Chris Tucker wore that costume for the Rush Hour movies.

Current Peasant Affiliate does not like The Fifth Element. Is this a thing? Do people really hate that movie? I find it charming. There’s an Opera Action Scene (TM) and its solid space opera. Plus, classic Bruce Willis in a Bad-Guy-Killing-Tank-Top. I don’t get it. I should probably dissolve our partnership.