ARE YOU QUESTIONING THE GREATNESS THAT IS

The guy’s entire belief system is based on the persecution of others. I’m not gonna shed any tears for a worthless fascist getting a little taste of his own.

Hey, Nazis are people too! People that would like to kill all the blacks and gays and Jews and anyone not white. We need to consider their feelings.

No one who speaks German can be bad.

No.

Can we focus on the whole “button his desk that locked his door” thing? Because that’s not exactly a standard office feature. People had to have known about that specific piece of things, and holy shit would that make me awful suspicious of anyone who asked for that to be installed.

Jackson made his name murdering Seminoles in Florida as well.

Awr yeah!

Thank god. I am a diehard of the original series and basically grew up on it, but I really, REALLY liked a few of the last season (Cry Wilderness is an all-timer, IMO) and participating in the kickstarter was a thrill. Great to see it was enough of a success that they’re going to fund it themselves, and great that…

wait, is this article regarding Henry, the driver of the vehicle in question?

Ugh, not this again. Look, when a movie’s bad guy espouses a certain ideology, that probably should not be taken as an endorsement of said ideology. Syndrome is the Randroid in this metaphor: he’s a billionaire industrialist who wants to give everyone powers, not for altruism’s sake, but for profit and a petty desire…

“Not enough people talk about...”

You’d be surprised! MedPoglett? Muppet? Beth?

“Now I have a musket. Ho-ho-ho, good sir.”

Cut them some slack. Not many people realize that Die Hard was an adaptation of Wuthering Heights.

Paw Kent (Kevin Costner): Won’t be in this movie because he decided to go play in a tornado. May or may not have told his son once that he heroically saved his family’s farm from a flood and got to cake and that caused a bunch of horse to drown. Lesson = don’t be a hero cause it sucks.

Ah, but the comment refers to Wayne, not his alter ego. Bale’s Wayne is a monk with a billionaire playboy cover. Affleck’s Wayne is pathologically a billionaire playboy; you get the sense that he buys expensive shit and drinks and (occasionally) charms for many of the same reasons he puts on the suit. He wants the…

Well that’s where the eminent domain lawyers come in.

“...breaking two bones in Nikola Mirotic’s face with a punch in a practice fight.”

I absolutely love Dead Again. I think I’ve seen it half a dozen times.