Thats a great movie, and surprisingly dark.

Only in relation to food. "This sandwich is bomb" and so forth.

This is the best comic yet. I actually want more of this.

Its the only scene i really liked.

I totally, completely agree, and it's a huge hurdle for me as a reader because I'm not good at making up entire songs in my head. Whatever I come up with always sounds like crap.

Will Smith was a bright spot, and Deadshot's introduction where he's on an assassination mission and negotiates for a higher payment before killing his target with barely a second to spare is the only scene in the movie that completely works.

In my experience, kids eventually shut up, and they don't ruin the end.

I love Meek's Cutoff but goddamn old people ruined it for me in the theater. Goddamn old people ruin everything!

I feel like this "cargo cult" idea also applies to a lot of current movies, particularly remakes and reboots. Instead of building good movies from the ground up, screenwriters and directors saturate themselves in old media and attempt to distill whatever worked before, without really knowing the basics of making a…

Well, it worked.

Ummmmm…yes.

Wow. Riveting.

People like her never, ever apologize or admit irresponsibility. I'm sympathetic to Norton in this case, but what did he expect?

Yeah, I'd put Jurassic World somewhere in the middle, not as bad as The Core, but not even close to as good as The Mummy.

Yeah, I'm completely baffled by this one. I don't think the answer is any more complicated than "he has a red sweater, and uhh, a mustache". If that's your idea of funny, then boy, you have a low IQ my friend.

Oh I see what you mean. I think that's less a problem with the movie taking itself too seriously, and more that it was just really, really dumb. Like way too dumb for that level of wit.

What? How so?

Or Ranch.

I thought it was pretty interesting that they jumped to the conclusion that there's a problem with homophobia in the black community, and assumed that Alfred's comments were based on hatred, instead of just asking him what he meant. Once they actually let him talk, he and the academic lady kind of agreed.

I always felt really bad for that big cow from the first movie. One minute you're in some kind of harness, being slowly lowered into a cage. Next minute, you're being ripped apart by raptors.