I only watched an episode for two from the first season when it first aired, but I was under the impression that Louise was the Show's Breakout Character™ at the time. It helped that she was the most intense personality and the most instantly recognizable with her bunny ears hat. But yeah, Tina has definitely usurped…

If there was a more brilliant use of a song in a movie trailer this year, I can't think of it.

I really love how the Captain's Log is utilized in this episode. I haven't seen a lot of DS9 (when it aired I prefered Voyager because I was 8 years old, and I haven't had the time to catch up on it), but I decided to watch this episode anyway because I had read about it as a highlight of the series. What struck me…

Apparently "Holidays of Future's Past" was written as a potential series finale if the most recent voice actors negotiation fell through, so I think that shows they can pull it together whenever the very end comes.

Yeah, that walk the two of them have is where the movie really began to win me over. The rhythms in their conversation were so effortlessly and emotionally REAL that I couldn't help but be charmed by Teller and Woodley. In particularly the way he's trying to get her to be assertive, and he mentions being angry at an…

I find any scene with reckless driving unnerving because I can feel the filmmakers wanting to set up an out-of-nowhere car crash (or at least the potential for one), so I was practically ripping the armrests off the chair throughout that whole scene. Perfectly executed by Villeneuve and perfectly shot by Deakins for…

Yes! I liked the film much more than most it seemed, but that scene remains probably the most fun I've had in theaters this year. Gore Verbinski really knows how to choreograph a kickass action sequence even amidst an incomprehensible plotline.

It's a pilgrim hat!

After the broad scope of the first two episodes, I really liked the narrowed scope of this episode, especially since so much of it rang emotionally true.

Yeah, in the comments for "The National Anthem" it ranked 5th or 6th on almost every list that people made, and that's probably where I'd rank it too. You make some really good points about its strengths in the review, and the ending gave me a sick feeling that caught me off-guard, but it's also not nearly as tight as…

The way her whol mouth contorted in different shapes as Louise berated her was heartbreaking, then terrifying. That was some ace animation by the animators here.

*The PJs was on Fox, then The WB