We went to see Bond at the cinema. The guy next to me got in an argument because he was in someone else’s seat. Then his kid wet-sneezed on my arm. Then a couple of drunks talked all through the film and repeatedly flashed their mobile phones on to check insta. One of them tried to fight me. We had to pay extra for a…

Nothing inspires confidence in a comic book movie and guarantees ticket sales like a new director telling you the background material isn’t something he has to worry about honouring.

I have the book, it’s not that great. There is a nice bunch of concept art in there, but the book is thin and there are numerous screen shots from the show itself padding the pages a bit. Yes, they lend a sense of place to the art - you can see how scenes in the show compare to the concept pieces. But there are no…

No, you should not buy something you know is not good. You should collect things that are good, not bad things. Bad things are not what you work hard every day to collect. You work to earn money to buy good things. Buy good things, not bad things. Then the people who make things will make more good things and less bad…

No, you should not buy something you know is not good. You should collect things that are good, not bad things. Bad…

The 80's are so hot right now. If the X-Men had gone to the 80's, they’d still be hot too.

Robert Pattinson doesn’t sound like he’s going to be an awful Batman at all.

I know it’s his job, but this guy still takes Star Wars too seriously. And saying ‘fuck you’ to fans, like you have some right? That’s just being an ass.

Isn’t the pat line these days that culture/media doesn’t inspire real world violence? That we can show graphic violence and sex on TV and movie screens without any consequences? Isn’t that how we justify an endless stream of horror and debasement in our media without our consciences being troubled? Why then are we…

Hands up if you have a film degree and therefore can come up with all this stuff on your own?

Given that they’re all genre films, it’s certainly possible.

Weird, networks paying huge amounts of money for tv shows that make them huger amounts of money.

Would you mind not putting swear words on the front page? I sometimes read this with my kids and I’m not ready for them to associate superheroes and comic books with swearing.

Is this where we’re at now? Blokes getting paid a gazillion dollars to make a TV show about a comic book, against its creator’s wishes, think they are ‘punk rock’? And nobody in the audience stood up and gobbed on him right there and then?

Thanks for the swear on the front page - I read this in front of my kids sometimes ><

I think they were right that some sort of hunt really ought to be involved in a movie about The Predator. A case of realising it too late and then just messing it up, maybe?

Am I missing something? He doesn’t appear to actually say anything about DHS stopping him in the quotation. I’m not saying it didn’t happen, he just doesn’t mention it here.

For some reason, it’s £300 over here >< I know the exchange rate is bad, but really?

I can’t say I’m convinced by this explanation for why Empire doesn’t do well internationally. At least not when it comes to the UK. As has been pointed out, black-led casts have historically done well here. Fresh Prince, the Cosby Show, Different World were all a big part of my childhood. The Fresh Prince is still on…

I heard, from this site, I believe, that this woman essentially makes millions from peddling bs to fashion-obsessed folks with more money than sense. How is it cute to see that she is demonstrated that she is one of them?

The fact you had to pick 11 episodes shows, I think, how hard it is to nail a favourite. There are just too many quality moments to pick one best story. That said, I have a soft spot for Pipeline Fever because of its focus on Archer and Lana’s relationship, the revelation of Archer’s greatest fears, and glimpses of…