Maybe the internet wasn’t such a good idea. 

Hey, I haven’t watched this yet (lack of time, not interest) but which was the episode where they held up a comic-accurate version of Hellcat’s costume and then mocked it?

The twist: He still doesn’t wear the jacket. THAT’s stubborness for you. 

I’d like to see the first Hunger Games where they hand a bunch of kids some knives and they wait around for them to stab each other.

Why should professional writers write negative reviews when so many wannabe writers can write negative reviews on Goodreads? Or you know, if they get enough people on Twitter to hate the writer for whichever reason this week, then it can get a bunch of one star reviews from people never read it?

I’m excited for the book. I anticipate that we’ll be participating in an actual Hunger Games around the time of the potential movie release, so...

i’m excited for the book, but I’m much more interested in the First Hunger Games where they gather a bunch of kids, hand them weapons, then get them to try to stab each other.

I’m getting a little concerned with the amount of coverage we’re getting on Spider-Man’s costume. It will look just different enough to sell toys and have a mask that magically vanishes when it’s time to switch from stunt performer or CGI to Tom Holland.

I agree, but i think the problem with these Flash/Arrow shows (which I love) is that they could be great if they weren’t stuck in this old model of 26 episodes. Do 13. Give us great 13 episode seasons, with the last 2 episodes being the crossover episodes. Hell, do 13 episode seasons with crossovers, then lead into…

Perhaps Netflix should Google “The French Revolution” before they do something “Stupid.”

So he doesn’t really want a Game of Thrones Collaboration? 

And yet no one will finance my play about William Henry Harrison: “A Tight 30.” 

She’s like a god, but whats interesting to me is that she created these creatures without knowing the extent of her powers. What can she do now that she knows?

Announce Clifford the Big Red Dog vs. Kong, you cowards. 

hey... It worked in Blazing Saddles. 

I wish I could trust the MCU to do this, but they have repeatedly shown that they are willing to dull the edges on the harder storylines.

So... does this movie mean that kids can essentially create life?

Leonard Pierce did a pretty good job of reviewing things for the AV Club when he hadn’t seen them back in the day.

I wanted Tom Cruise to agree to the fight, bring his friend Henry Cavill, then try to identify the little pieces of Bieber that they leave behind. 

I’m starting to think that Goodreads might be complete trash.