Honestly it is for me one of the best performances of the 90s. That she didn't get a shit ton of roles after it is a crime.

Seems that way. After an ACL though you're going to be at risk and it looks like he took an awkward fall to the floor that was enough to fuck it.

AICN used to run these roundtables with various critics and it was them talking STAR WARS (This was in the middle of the prequels being made). They're obviously all around the film industry so get to hear a lot of stuff but one of the things that came up was that Christensen would often ask to change his lines or try…

Looks like Seth Rollins has legitimately been injured again. WWE are using it to play into their HHH/Joe/Seth angle but he's fucked the same knee he did last time.

Sadly (And here are spoilers for the moral choice): Choosing Zoe doesn't give you much of anything. You could argue that it is actually the correct moral choice, that the Barkers are really just a victim of what Mia did. But if you choose her she just gets killed off two minutes later and the game continues as normal.…

MAJOR SPOILERS obviously:

I hoped they were going to go in a different direction than they did, but it's just…ugh. For the early game I assumed that it would be they were contaminated from some up river Umbrella facility and that they had turned this into some cultish thing for themselves without really understanding what was happening. But…

The old house seems designed purely so you can have a boss fight in it. It's odd. I think once you get to the last hour or so it is completely uninspired, which is really a shame given how the game starts.

There's a pretty big dropoff from the first two hours of the game to the last two hours. Once it trades in that sense of helplessness (And general 'what the fuck') it just becomes another Resident Evil game about bio-weapons gone awry and that's a shame.

And yet, it no longer is the dumbest scene in the JURASSIC franchise thanks to numerous moments in JURASSIC WORLD.

This, in a way, is what SCREAM is about. It doesn't matter that you know the rules, that you've seen every horror flick or that you think characters make stupid decisions, because when a dude with a knife runs after you all your logical thinking goes out the window.

I think it was fucked when they went ahead and announced a release date and announced Affleck as the writer/director. Supposedly he wasn't happy that they jumped the gun like that since it was clearly WB going into damage control mode in the wake of BvS. It's never good when you announce a release date before anyone…

With Sasha/Bayley/Charlotte, it's really apparent how mapped out their NXT matches were. There's not a problem with that (Macho Man used to map out everything), but it really makes their matches feel like you're just watching people go through a routine, and when they botch it really exposes their limitations.

Thoughts:

The rumour is that it's going to be Orton/Wyatt. It seems like they threw the title onto Cena just so he can break the record before he goes.

He was yeah. It was a smaller role in the original drafts, and Ford worked on it quite a bit. I believe he left as production started and Douglas was very last minute. Supposedly he has a habit of dropping out of stuff like that.

At the end of the day HARD TARGET is a very good example of the movies that Van Damme had already been making up to that point. THE FUGITIVE marks a marriage between what Van Damme and Segal etc had been doing successfully for a while, but watered down and into the mainstream.

It's been a while since I've seen it, but S2 of that show is outstanding.

While I agree, I think the reasoning is that THE FUGITIVE was more influential on the type of action movies that Hollywood eventually turned out. Big stars, big spectacle.

MOSQUITO COAST is great, and Ford is great in it. I had the theory that once it failed Ford decided not to bother being that type of actor any more and just go with stuff that seemed like they would be reliable hits.