When you got to "crown city of Insomnia" I honestly thought you were just making it up.

Looks like spacecops recruit directly from middle school in the future.

No love for Peter Weller?

Phil Miller seems to come out on top. He got a wife out of the apocalypse at the very least.

Danny McBride takes to the apocalypse a little too well for comfort when you think about it. He was only outside for a day by the looks of it and became king of the cannibals. That's alarming initiative. And God knows what he did to Channing Tatum to break him.

The language stuff makes sense if they're trying to maintain their borders I suppose. Still, you'd think there'd be some books somewhere. Unless the first commander ordered all of the old history forbidden under her leadership which doesn't really make her any better than the old AI.

I like this show a lot but…how the hell does a society completely devolve into superstitious forest people with several made up languages in less than 100 years? Did anybody save a single book? As much as I ended up liking Lexa I generally can't stand the Grounders. They're a bunch of weirdo savages whose constant…

He's probably the most overexposed screenwriter on earth. I remember watching a low budget documentary on youtube and Max Landis just shows up. I can't listen to a podcast without him showing up occasionally it seems.

I honestly think it's all about who can generate the best logline after that it's all about the buzz and not the story. I've read several of the scripts from this years batch and most of it's terrible. A friend of mine actually got his screenplay on it and while the logline was interesting the script itself was corny…

Kristen Stewart's pretty good in it. The rest is forgettable at best.

This isn't the first time he's read beyond the filmmakers intentions when it comes to cartoons. I still remember when he reviewed "Wall-E" and compared holding hands with a deactivated EVA with date rape. I'm pretty sure the folks at Pixar just thought of it as a show of affection not sex.

It's interesting that I've had multiple discussions about this movie this weekend alone. I'm wondering if it's possible to take the metaphor too far since most people agree it's about racism. Check out Devin Faraci's take on his website. I'm saying he's wrong but I am saying he may not be taking the movie on its own…

It probably parallels "articulate" better. The cheetah didn't mean to insult her but it is pretty condescending from someone who just might not know any better. Of course she ends up doing the same thing to Nick when she actually calls him articulate.

She went just like Tara in "Buffy" Oh, God Tara no!!!

I don't mind him too much. I just wish he'd…..talk less. Seriously, he's in almost every piece of social media that comes my way these days. I think it's cool for him to put out a Super Mario script he wrote when he was 19 to show how a writer develops over a lifetime but at the same time I don't want to hear him…

I don't mean to sound sexist but there's a valid reason why we can't have lady Ghostbusters. Their menstrual cycles agitate the ghosts. You get them in one group, they sync up, and now Times Square is infested.

Yet it seems totally worth it.

I'm curious to see what the carnivores have to eat since they agreed to live harmoniously. Soy?

To be honest I think the better survival drama role to be nominated for Oscar was James Franco in "127 Hours." This was probably because the script was much better. I actually understood the emotional journey of the character which is pretty impressive seeing how he's stuck in one place for the whole film. I'm not…

The look on Plummer's face made my night. "Pick on someone your own size."