That actually would have never occurred to me. Is this how they say good-bye in your culture?

If someone said they didn't know how to put in cream and sugar, I would assume they had a developmental disability or Asperger's or severe social anxiety or something. Are you sure that wasn't the case? I guess I'd rather accidentally coddle a spoiled man than throw off the routine of someone who worked really hard to…

I think they did a good job of not projecting the idea that Nebula is more inherently evil than Gamora. She's just too short sighted and/or relentlessly focused on small goals to have the perspective required to change sides.

If locals need to farm the animals to supply hunts, the issue is not overpopulation.

I agree. I think Lee Pace as Ronan was kind of like Chris Eccleston as the Dark Elf in Thor. Serviceable, but why the hell did you hire them if you were not going to let them dig in? Anybody could have played those parts as presented. A day player from Buffy could have played those parts.

The smartest thing this show can do is refuse the temptation to redeem Grant Ward in any traditional sense of the word. They made a point of saying that "Good Guy Grant Ward" was just a cover and even if he doesn't want to be a Bad Guy (TM) anymore, he would have to be someone completely different. A lot of people…

They either needed to go more animated, with the part being played by a MoCap master, or make the Elf more humaniod and let the actor shine. He just looked like a friggin Buffy monster of the week the whole movie.

That's why I think he must have groomed her. You can partially brainwash people if you are in a position of power over them over time, make them forget that they won't lose everything if they don't do the thing the abuser wants. According to the suit, he wore her down to the point that he convinced her that he was in…

With a few tweaks I feel like this can easily be brought up from a 6.5-7 to at least an 8 on the "Practical Superhero Outfit" scale, allowing for the fact that she literally is a goddess and the obvious Xena references. Slightly more practical boots and little shorts under the kilt would do it. I just don't want it to…

IDK. I think it would be a hard PG-13, but for example there is nothing in the sample clip that warrants an R rating despite being extremely Deadpool in terms of tone. Rating boards are less and less concerned with violence and language and pretty much only care about sex. I can see a PG-13 Deadpool, especially if the…

Most of the rumors of his "affair" with Rihanna started when she was 16, which even most "Carter-Knowles Truthers" find to be unlikely. I mean it's possible he has hit it since then, but most of the recent rumors about the two of them have been of the "Jay-Z + Literally Every Woman Under 40" variety.

You would be surprised how many people think that asking for "cream" in their coffee just means milk.

They blew the budget to use immersive CGI, failing to realize that unlayered "flawless" CGI looks terrible on a big screen.

But the thing is, Guardians of the Galaxy is poised to be the most popular MCU movie of them all purely based on soundtrack and mouthy antiheros. It has a 100% fresh rating. No one understands why the incredibly clean and earnest (see: boring as hell) Green Lantern was greenlit in a time when even Batman had be…

They just about wrote it on the wall in permanent marker that she could lift it, would lift it to save the day when they made a point about her not wanting to try as a joke in the released footage.

"Why not both?"

Match Point or possibly Vicky Cristina Barcelona. He started to move out of his "old guy fucks barely legal (or not) child" thing and then had a relapse. The last 3 or so (minus Blue Jasmine) haven't even been pastiches of his old work. They are literally just bad propaganda films for old guys and young girls doing it.

Making the heir to Dorne a boy just totally ruins the significance of Dorne. Like, what do these dudes have against women? The source material isn't exactly a feminist wonderland itself, but it is clear that the author and the book do not hate women, understands that women are people under duress not automatons. I do…

I think Malia is the blur behind Sasha that Michelle is talking to.

I think I understand the appeal so much better than I used to. It's not about the sex, it's about fantasizing there is a young man who behaves and dresses like a 60 year old man.