Once I find the time to binge this on Netflix, I'll make sure to take your advice.

Tbf at the time the show was probably still going by the initial Kripke plan of ending in Season 5, instead of keeping on milking until the (whatever it is that spells finality in that show since it couldn't possibly be mere) end of times.

I honestly wondered why he's still getting roles, he's been in so many abysmal movies over the years (I just looked at his IMDB page as I wondered this and that amount of crap body of work is unnatural)

Wrong Tom.

That diversity.

Wouldn't them being faeries mean they'd be capricious and morally grey? That would make them interesting.

My non-book fan off whom I've dragged to all of the movies fell asleep on all of them with the exception of Prisoner of Azkaban, too. Hence my puzzlement as to why other non-book-fans would even watch the movies in the first place. Surely not all of them were in to them dragged by their friends.

Since my only exposure to this series is through Cleolinda Jones' hilarious book recaps, I'm still convinced that Twilight is actual a psychological thriller about a teenage girl and her supernatural stalker that made her develop Stockholm syndrome by brooding near her.

Very much looking forward to this.

The three leads aren't the best actors, they could just come up with better child actors yet. The more iconic older characters like Shape, Dumbledore, Lucius Malfoy, etc, might be trickier to replace).

Agreed.

Blud, this is why Wenger's got to go, fam.

My brother and I didn't get left alone at the cinema (too scary for the kids and too worrying for the adults) but my parents also won't sit through a kids movie with us, so it was our youngest aunt's 'duty' to take us to all the Macaulay Culkins and Lion Kings and Batman movies (she was still a univ student at the…

*it's still a song written by a bunch of guys about being so desirable that a girl would sing a song about wanting to bang them via a series of car innuendos.

So what made the mother killed the one daughter?

I got *Uncharted* and *Assetto Corsa*, along with the PS4 to play them with (the later title being the reason the console was bought in the first place).

Ah, grade A IV snark and wit. I feel like I need a cig after that.

He's drunk a lot during promo for Ultron, to the point where it stopped looking like he's a fun dude and more towards borderline lack of professionalism, so I'm not even sure it's reluctance. And when he's not drunk, he's still very fratboyish, which I find off putting. But unlike Renner he manages to tone those…

Every time I see him in interviews Renner has always been various degrees of off-putting, and I think his resting face shows that. The other Marvel guys like Evans, I never find particularly engaging in interviews too, but at least they managed some degrees of charm on-screen. Watching Renner just makes me question…

There’s a crooked cop (Johnathon Schaech)