I’ll never forget seeing this in the theater. Right before the previews, two young (probably 10 or under) kids came in escorted by an older woman. All I can think is that they did something like “Please grandma, can you take us to see that new cartoon movie?” My friend and I gave each other a WTF look and kept an eye…

Companies should pay their workers a living wage.  Tipping culture is anti-consumer. 

They’re really trying to make Glen Powell happen lately, aren’t they? I guess we need another bland, white dude after Patrick Wilson aged out and Armie Hammer did... stuff.

Reading the comments below, I guess the average age is 30 ish. (I’m in my late 40's). I wasn’t excited by either episode, but they were alright.
I do wonder what teenagers thought of them, especially the younger teens

It seems to me that since the 2005 reboot, Who has been leaning more and more into the dark, apocalyptic storylines, but there’s only so many apocalypses you can have, and the tedious and poorly thought out Flux showed that. Also, the Doctor being angsty and tortured about this or that thing in their past was kind of…

They weren’t great, lets face it. Both had enormous problems.

The Space Babies episode would have been good if you took out the space babies part.

See “Retired school teacher”. “Internet” is where his bass and crappie go.

This kinda stuff makes me sad for humanity. I had hoped that by the time I hit 50, the Earth would have mastered space travel and flying cars, but I guess our society is just too dumb to handle anything.

I mean SOMEONE needs to go Hawiian 

Shocked, NOT that there is an -R after his name. I spend a lot of time in rural MN and it is so so stuck in the 1950's. Rural MN is deep red and deep conservative. 

I guess he was the White Power Ranger all along, huh.

I wish the aliens would just come wipe out humanity and get it over with. It’s the waiting I can’t stand.

As an IT person I think that would be really boring.

I feel like this only got greenlit because Liam Neeson and Leslie Nielsen's names are similar.

And this is exactly why I prefer John Oliver now. Not saying he doesn’t address criticism in a funny way as well, but Stewart’s self deprecating shtick has already worn thin and I’m already tired of his segments consisting of “someone says one sentence in a two second clip and then Stewart makes fun of that”. It…

The best part is getting to tell new viewers: "hey, see that guy? That's Mr. Krabs from SpongeBob!"

Yeah, Last Action Hero was a little before its time, meta wasn’t a THING yet. Now I think people know what it’s about and love it for it.

Last Action Hero is ridiculously ahead of its time. I love that movie through and through. 

God I wish people like you would get if your high horses and just enjoy the movies. You don’t need to be Siskel and Ebert with every effing movie.