Holy hell that was awful. I enjoyed the first one for what it was, but this just SCREAMED "quick cash grab since the first one was a surprise hit" So many jokes just hammered into the ground that weren't funny to begin with. I was begging for it to end. Yech.

STILL not convinced Lana Del Rey isn't just a Kristen Wiig character.

Watching the music video (on mute) made me understand that, and I'm all for the message. But positive message in lyrics /=/good song…

With weird clicky wheels, none of this "touch" nonsense!

Get off my lawn ya hooligan!

This is how my 27-year-old in a 45-year-old's body finally listens to all the pop hits from the year. I figure there's just enough of each song to not make me shake my fist and say something with "damn kids" in it.

And yet, Mind of Mencia got four. Let that sink in.

One of a few actresses who can still looking stunning with half of her head shaved…

It was better than I expecting, but I found myself checking out and thinking about the rest of my weekend pretty often. Part of what holds this series together is how well it's cast. Big saving grace, to be sure.

Doooooo they know both shows were created by the same person?

It is what I said.

Remind me because I saw Edge of Tomorrow in theaters but not since…does Blunt end up a love interest for Cruise? If there's one thing I cannot stand, it's a movie saying "We have a male lead and a female lead, so naturally they end up together."

Watching the show again, I'm alternately creeped out and attracted to how much she looks like a living porcelain doll…

Definitely not the only one! It also touched on a lot of passions about exploration I have. When I was a kid, I was OBSESSED with NASA and space travel. When the shuttle program was shut down I was actually pretty devastated. This was like magic to me.

As someone who really enjoys movies where you follow a character as they descend further into madness, I loved this.

You had me at "Rich Fulcher"

I know how you feel, UGH what a hack amirite?!

Are you the sporty one, or the trendy fashion-y one?

Is he wrong though? Gravity had all sorts of scientific issues but most people just said something along the lines of "SHUT UP IT'S A GROUNDBREAKING FILM" and it was dropped there…

Having just seen it, I seriously don't get the critics saying "It lacks the human element and real emotion" I was tearing up in parts, which I don't do easily. If you find Nolan's films to extremely emotive, you'll find this one to be the same.