Guardians of the Galaxy(and Captain America 2 for that matter) could never appear on this list for the same reason that no album by someone like Pearl Jam or the Foo Fighters, no matter how good it was, could ever place on a top 20 albums of the year here:

"it’s not a show, it’s a concert, and that’s an important distinction here"

Basically this. I hate-watch the Walking Dead out of loyalty to the much better version of the show that exists in my head.

I walked into an Urban Outfitters near where I live about two months ago while shopping for a birthday gift for my girlfriend, and their greeter was a tiny girl wearing a bright pink skirt, orange shoes, calf-length black and pink polka-dotted socks, what looked like a burlap sack for a top, and and had a miniature…

I've always described FF7 to people as the Star Wars of the videogame industry, and I think that description still holds.

Yeah, I don't think I've ever seen anyone come up with a timeline for Ivalice that made a lick of sense.

I thought XII was a perfectly serviceable "second-tier" FF game. It wasn't as good as the best ones, but it was a solid role playing game.

I'm pretty sure it was Earthquake that got scrapped for Transformers. Terminator 2 3D is still there.

That would make sense, since Black Cat is a pretty obvious Catwoman knock-off.

Marvel could figure out how to sell it? Or Sony?

He didn't "release a statement". He was asked a question in an interview. And if you actually read the entire interview, you'll see he was asked that one question about starting a female franchise while managing his others, a task that literally no other person in film history has had to do on this scale before, as…

And Blade: Trinity was actually profitable, even as a complete train-wreck of a film.

The problem is that the success of Lucy is success on a scale so small that Marvel would openly laugh at it.

I'm pretty sure ScarJo's contract is only for featured parts, so any attempt to give her her own movie would likely force an entirely new contract that would pay her much, much more for that movie, and likely all future appearances in Marvel films after.

I don't know about that. REM once rhymed "the cages" with the word "courageous".

Wait, someone is claiming that freaking Pearl Jam was too macho?

Wikipedia says that the girl from Return of the Living Dead 3 was Melinda Clarke.

It's amazing to me that the two guitarists for one of the most popular rock bands of the 90s now look like a middle-aged lesbian and a kind of surly accountant, respectively.

Ah, the era of flannel over-shirts and god-awful early 90s haircuts.

As a life long Braves fan who moved to Florida 3 years ago, it was weird to hear that song getting played as he walked up at a Rays/Braves interleague game in Tampa.