Holy Bible had a big expensive re-issue already, probably in 2009.

No, it's great. Ya Know What 'a Mean!

End of Days had someone nailed to a ceiling too. I don't think any actor needs more than two 'nailed to the ceiling' scenes in their filmography.

I clicked on the link because I thought it would be about him being gay.

Her dad was Richard Beckinsale, star of Porridge and Rising Damp, two sitcoms that rivalled Flying Circus in Britain in the 1970s. I know you were making a Python reference, but I couldn't let a mention of Kate's dad to go without mentioning that.

That wasn't Cruise's eyeball with the knife in the second one. The extras show they used a stunt double for the close up shots, just in case.

Naan-Stop, the explosive follow-up to Taken-Away. Cumin soon to your area. Contains scenes of Agra-vated assault. Goan see it at your nearest balti-screen cinema.

The Ghostbusters I saw first had the Bill Murray line: "It's true - this man has no… Twinkie", with the last word clearly being said by someone else.

Shut your mouth.

Close - he's called Billy. You know - Billy goat/ sacrificial goat.

Close - he's called Billy. You know - Billy goat/ sacrificial goat.

I skim read the first few paras and read the rest thinking it was written by a guy. Found the gloating about hugging the topless actress a bit creepy. Not sure why I now found it less creepy now I realise it was by a gay woman.

I work as a proof reader. I still proof-read menus when I'm in restaurants, and signs when I'm in zoos. "This sign says the chimps 'rage' from 3-10 years. That's a long time to be angry!".

I know - I'm just pointing out that it is possible to have the hero defeating the antagonist using brutal violence, and still have it be smart and satisfying.

Are there going to be individual reviews?

She killed it? Is that good or bad?

Compare Sherlock shooting him in the head to how Walt got Fring at the end of Breaking Bad Season 4. The latter was smart and satisfying - it used technology and psychology. Walt had to get into Fring's weaknesses to do it. Sherlock's ending was very poorly written in comparison.

Also: "Don't you want to hear my last words?" "I just did". BANG.

Watching that cartoon almost ruined the book for me too!

Just saw the film. Colbert has a cameo role! He even adjusts an eye patch!