I would love to see Smurfs vs. Snorks. Only to be eviscerated by the even grander battle of the Care Bears vs. The Gummi Bears.

I'm excited for Thor, especially because most of it is not taking place on earth but in Asgard which was the weakest part of the first movie. I'm looking forward to Ender's Game flopping because that surely guarantees more Orson Scott Card craziness coming out of the woodwork to defend the movie and his homophobic…

I wish you guys reviewed The Millers, I have no desire to watch it but I want to know how it's doing.

He's filmed a romantic comedy called "The F Word" which I'm sure will be coming out in the next year or so. Personally I like how strange and varied his post-HP roles are. He's just trying to do a little bit of everything and I think that's cool.

Wow that's an incredibly sad picture of Lea Michele. That's genuine pain right there.

Yay! Looks very good.

^^^^^ THIS. This right here is the struggle I deal with every day that it's almost not worth getting out of bed for.

Wow I didn't realize there was actually perfect music to go with a pig wearing sunglasses.

Oh my god they genetically engineered a zipper onto a living creature!
AHHHHHHHH!
OH MY GOD WHO'S DRIVING THE VAN?!

I too girl crush Emma Stone although that picture makes her arms look frighteningly skinny.

I'm gonna give Marvel the benefit of the doubt as their casting choices thus far have been stellar across the board. But neither of these two gents are who I'd picture. Jensen Ackles, John Krasinski, or Patrick Wilson come to mind.

Two more years of pissing off Taylor Swift. Alright!

It's not too surprising though that someone who's known as a comedian can get depressed at time. I hope he comes out of whatever funk he's in and I hope whatever he does next makes him happier.

I really enjoyed this episode but I did find James's character to be devolving. I understand that when James was introduced he was getting married and he came off as the mature one who had grown past the "bro"-ness that he and Barney had created for themselves. So I get that he's a bit bitter about his impending…

Agree completely. I was absolutely disgusted with the third book where she gets pregnant and is terrified to tell Christian Grey about it. To justify that as romantic is misogynistic bullshit.

This is the best thing I've read in a while and I look forward to 10 years worth of 50 Shades News pieces because honestly I doubt this movie will ever really get off the ground but I'm looking forward to every production note if they all read like this.

I remember one night coming downstairs to find my mom had fallen asleep with the TV on. "Roadrunners" was playing and the scene I watched was where Scully is about to be infected with the parasite while she's telling them that she's pregnant. Freaked. My. Shit. Out. (I was in grade school).

Those were waffles goddammit.

Completely understandable although it's episodes like this that make me realize I personally could probably not handle being Leslie's friend. The pressure and emphasis of importance that she puts on everything would be so strenuous. Like that episode where Ann and Ben get her to agree to have a celebratory week…

Britta?