God's pungent arsehole, why the cumgummed fuckety fuck does Disqus always freeze up if I try to comment from an iPad or other tablet?

"Hack" is a term far too casually thrown about by douchetards, geeks and hipsters for things they don't like. There may well be cogent criticisms to be made of Ms. Sarkeesian, but "hack" is so irrelevant to what she does that its use in this context is nonsensical. Whatever else she is or is not doing, she can…

Bond's favorite thing to eat in America was scrambled eggs, partially because he didn't trust Americans to boil eggs properly. He ate them at all hours of the day, usually washed down with Miller's High Life.

This is why I have a problem with movies that posit witchcraft and demonic possession as genuine dangers. I read somewhere that more "witches" have been murdered since WW2 than in the whole of the 17th Century, and every year there's a tragedy like the British couple who killed their baby while attempting to…

That's like saying the Alien would have looked like this:

The video doesn't support the headline, as it makes it clear that at no point in the finished film would the Predator have looked like this. Yes, the costume was woefully impractical for location shooting in the jungle and JCVD would have seemed unthreateningly puny next to Ahnuld, but he wouldn't have looked like he…

Jim Beaver said on Facebook that Shatner, with whom he just did an E-surance commercial, is amongst the best horsemen he ever met.

You're forgetting Ken Wattanabe. And Sanada is awesome, a former karateka whose career began with Sonny Chiba's Action Team Nippon and progressed to playing the Fool to Nigel Davenport's Lear in an RSC production.

I've been watching I SPY on Hulu and it's terrific, especially the episodes written by Robert Culp, which can be surprisingly dark and cynical. Culp and Cosby are both cool and badass, with the later showing none of the schtick mannerisms he'd become known for. And how did they afford all that location work (car…

Yet late in life, Wayne was friends with Jimmy Carter.

As I point out elsewhere, some very liberal people hung out with him and loved him. Ask Jim Beaver or Haskell Wexler.

There's a whole book of his literate and thoughtful correspondence with Wexler.

Later Hollywood lefties like Bruce Dern, Haskell Wexler and Jim Beaver (very liberal despite being an ex-marine) loved Wayne as a person and an actor.

His melancholy and elegiac performance in SHE WORE A YELLOW RIBBON is a thing of beauty.

SHE WORE A YELLOW RIBBON shows Wayne really stretching as an actor without playing somebody who is psychotic or particularly dark. Also, his "lady, I could find you in the dark" speech in HONDO.

It's no simpler than a spaghetti western, just a different flavor.

I've not read Clarke in decades. Are there ever any hints about the future being more accepting of homosexuality? I know he relocated to Sri Lanka because of what happened to Alan Turing and the general anti gay witch hunt that was going on in Britain which we never hear much about over here.

Ralph Fiennes and Eva Greene.

Which included a young Tura Satana.