1. I agree, mildly.
2. I disagree, strongly.

After the second, with that ludicrous river battle scene, I had no hope the final one would be any good at all. So, like a chump, I went and saw the third. I swear I won't see the fourth though!

Well, hopefully the full length trailer will give more of an idea of that.

Well, I for one think that "the 'children’s story' aspect of this" is part and parcel of what makes it great. "Children's story" should not be derogatory.

Galactic losers.

Is Birdemic self-aware though? If it that is news to me, and honestly a relief. How someone could make that—clearly having seen The Birds and An Inconvenient Truth at least, if not more movies—and not be aware of how awful it is, simply boggles my mind.

As someone currently trying to get out of retail, I offer my deepest sympathies.

I really like Walking Dead (while also being often really frustrated by it), but I could never have enough Upvoted for this comment. It is so so so true.

I for one really like the Ocean's movies. But … I also really like this joke.

Huh. Wasn't aware of any No Men's Rights Movement.

Agreed except Faramir.

The makeshift family onboard the Serenity. Firefly doesn't get enough credit as one of the best hang-out shows ever. Whedon writes a wonderful group dynamic for a tremendously talented cast that has great chemistry with each other.

It's like a firm but gentle, exceedingly British rebuke to the excesses of US reality TV.

1. Raising Arizona
2. Inside Llewyn Davis
3. Fargo
4. No Country for Old Men
5. whoops, I cheated

I did my mourning for it a long time ago, and gradually too. Started after Troy left, I think, or maybe after Harmon left and four was confirmed to be bad. Anyway, it feels weird not caring much anymore about the continued existence (or lack thereof) of what was once probably my favorite show on TV.

"There is no Chet!"

That's exactly what Evil Lincoln would say!

That would be legitimately, no-joke awesome. And maybe some of them would even be good!

"What are you?"
"I'm Gotham's reckoning."

I would argue even his brother isn't that great of an actor, just has a more defined and interesting screen presence.