I’m all in! Despite the whatever H2O movie was supposed to be mean and how bad it was, I’m glad Curtis is in on this reboot(?) She is an original scream queen and her role in the first two made those movies work. I don’t think those would’ve been as good without her.

I liked the book more than I thought I would, so I’m jazzed about it and TV is definitely the way to go with this story.

You’re on a run there, mate.

Annie secretly starts going to a grief counseling group and meets Joan (Ann Dowd), a woman who’s working to come to grips with death in her own family. When Joan offers Annie an unorthodox way to respond to her loss, the latter woman’s life starts to unravel.

That’s Right! Big time congrats to Del Toro, Hawkins, Spencer, and the Bad Ass Doug Jones!

It’s great to see this gentleman getting his due. Much deserved.

Dig it, dig it, dig it !!!!!

At this point, the studio should put out a documentary a la Lost in La Mancha. This way we can get something out of it whole mess.

The only thing that keeps this story from being 100% perfect is that Agent Garrett is the one with the giant rug on his head and not Wind. Or the President for that matter. Still and all, it’s an excellent comic.

The Gifted and Runaways I didn’t think much of going into each first episode but I hung in there and both have turned out to be some good fun. They really are worthy of being ranked up there.

Pennywise will love you whether you want it to or not.

I’m in a mood right now so I’ll say to you SO IS YOUR MOTHER!

I don’t know if he’s still on that show since he is working on another series with the director of Neon Demon. I think they’re both co-creators.

I would have thought that Brubaker would be writing the screenplay. I mean, its not like the the fucking guy lacks the ability. But as long as the adaptation is good then get it done.

The Shining has nothing to be sorry for.

Having the movie on Netflix is actually a better end result than direct-to-video since that comes with it’s own kiss of death.  

Looks good. I see a little Terrence Malick with the displaced voice and switching the camera angles. The kid is showing some versatility here. Miss sassy, smarty pants on Stranger Things and somber, lonely child in this story. Good stuff.

I didn’t like TFA. At all. Because its the same story as Epi.4 to the end including the Death Star’s destruction. Again. I mean, with such advanced tech. in a galaxy far, far away, isn’t there another weapon of mass destruction that could’ve been built?

When the laws within the system work for you, it’s easy to not see what is really going on.