By "some guy," do you mean Jack White? He doesn't even get named like everyone else?

Oh my god, this gif is perfection. Absolute perfection.

Ooh, I haven't watched the documentary yet. Maybe I'll avoid it, then. He seems so likable every time I've seen him, I might just not watch it if it would ruin that.

This is a pretty accurate summary of my reaction:

That's actually precisely why I liked it. So many superhero movies, the stakes are the fate of the entire world. It gets a little repetitive. It was kind of nice to have something with different, more personal stakes.

It does not get better. Somehow, 5 gets even worse. Give up!

I was really hoping that "spoil the books" somehow meant "deviate entirely from the piles of unending garbage that were books 4 and 5." Seriously. I couldn't even get through the last one (and I really liked the first three). GRR needs a whole team of editors, or maybe just someone to say no to him.

Snowbesity!

Yep. It's based on Lady Susan (not, oddly, Love and Freindship). Having lobster crotch and Jane Austen in the same post makes me very sad.

She annoys me deeply, I don't know why. And, since the movie was mentioned, I hate that she's in Love and Friendship. More importantly, I DESPISE that they named the movie, based on Jane Austen's Lady Susan, Love and Friendship, when Austen wrote an entirely different book called Love and Freindship when she was a…

Me! 25, never been on a date. Forever alone is quite literal in my case. Oh well, I guess. Maybe I'll get a dog.

Me too!

It's a great movie. He is totally insufferable, but less backrub hippy type, more bitter not-quite-good-enough asshole type. The whole movie is him getting shit on, though, so that's something. Also, he's ridiculously hot, and I adore the music.

I'm definitely in, both for Bearded Oscar Isaac and my favorite ginger, Domhnall Gleeson. (If you haven't, you should watch About Time. It's adorable.)

I'm pretty sure the answer to your question is both. Both are the smug one.

I don't know, I just didn't love it. I thought colors were obnoxious (I usually love bright colors, but these just felt too neon and goofy), and the butterflies on the bodice were cheesy. It was just far less elegant than the rest of the costumes in the movie, imo.

Yeah, probably. Or better yet, just mute her and watch the pretty. Like the first scene, she has an annoying voiceover, but it's so stunning you have to watch it. The movie is just Snow White, so it's pretty easy to follow.

Yeah, the writing and everything aren't great (Julia Roberts is pretty annoying), but it's worth it for the crazy gorgeous visuals alone. Hell, it's worth watching just for the first scene, an unbelievably pretty animation bit.

Yes! It's one of my very favorites! So ridiculously gorgeous. It's the entire reason I saw Mirror Mirror in the first place (the trailers looked pretty bad), and it's why Tarsem Singh has a free pass from me. I'll see anything he directs the first day it's in theaters.