Nice Guys was fun, but at its heart it was just a less good 'Kiss Kiss Bang Bang'.

There is no action/war movie that wouldn't be better with Predator.

What's even more strange is that cheerleaders aren't really a thing in Canada. Like we have them, but it isn't prominent by any means.

I'd beg to differ, but I loathe every moment of the will they/won't they of Nick and Jess so maybe I'm biased.

Sadly, Regan had more chemistry with Nick in five episodes than Jess did for five seasons.

Especially since Vietnam stands in such a stark contrast to what their parents experienced in World War 2. The Second World War was largely a noble pursuit and people were glad to join when called upon, but when that same thing happened in a war that wasn't so black and white and lacked definite goals and aims which…

Maybe the point system has changed over the years? Or in the universe of the show… maybe Jesus isn't all that divine at all.

He ended slavery so it was net gain in the points system.

With my last ladyfriend I made a cow mooing noise when we left the opera because we were being herded like cows towards the front door. She was so not amused, the old couple next to us thought it was the funniest thing they'd ever seen though.

That probably isn't the greatest scene of the show, but it's certainly one of the most memorable ones.

About my only gripe with the show is Nick & Jess. They honestly have no ides what to do with those two and keep forcing them together when they really don't mesh that well. Nick & Regan were much, much better (shocking given Megan Fox's vry short time with the show).

The best part of the scene is where it dawns on the soldiers that the mutants aren't dangerous at all because 'oh shit, our way worse project just broke loose from its cage'.

the cover of Men's Health has only had a guy with chest hair a few times ever, like in the low single digits.

If you'd read the book then you'd have seen the insanity of football first hand. But that doesn't make it worthless and stupid (I can't argue the dangerous bit).

Easy to say, but when those dumbasses come knocking on your door and you meet them in person the game changes. All the preparation in the world doesn't change the fact that he's a bonehead of the highest caliber and she's also a bonehead for not seeing this. I was never the defensive type and was more tweedy and…

I have a strong suspicion that the reason season 5 had so much tire spinning was that they were giving him time to finish the book and then it dawned on them that he couldn't deliver.

Dorne seemed tedious until you found about Doran's master plan and that he'd been playing a far longer game than anyone else. That ending chapter where he just states, "Fire and blood." sent chills down my spine.

He was flagging loooong before HBO picked up the show. There's a snippet at the back end of A Feast for Crows stating that the next book would be out in the following spring (2007), instead it was 2011.

If you cut half of A Dance with Dragons and A Feast for Crows, there's a surprisingly solid book there.

It wasn't superfluous. it was a major plot point. Half the reason she boxed was due to her trying to escape her rural poverty and much of that stemmed from her mother's inability to care for her as a result of her father dying. And part of the reason she kept chasing bigger and bigger prize money was because she…