I better get to the hospital because all of this edge has me hemorrhaging.

The two children are dying because they’re starving to death and experiencing sickness from fallout. That is inherently “suffering” and it doesn’t matter whether it’s one set of children or the other (that criticism could be levied at any film’s characters). The deaths themselves are only incidental to the end of the…

Oh hai Fondu!

Bloody-Disgusting reports Olga Kurylenko is currently filming The Room, a brand new take on The Monkey’s Paw concerning a wish-fulfilling secret room with deadly consequences.

So can I now start to secretly hope to see Chow Yun Fat, Andy Lau or Tony Leung be cast in a role?

I don’t have a citation on hand, so take as you will, but I think he’s also said that he did not want to go too far from home too long because he also wanted to stay close to home and family.

Donnie Yen is amazing, and should be in more movies. Surprised he isn’t more famous in the US, but still glad he’s getting some roles here.

Hey, speaking as someone who has been watching The Simpsons since the very beginning and who considers it an inextricable part of his personality, you should check out The Problem With Apu. It’s a well-made documentary and may make you think twice about the character, even if you love him. It’s okay to love things…

Maybe if your show’s been on so long that one of your first characters is now a modern version of Mickey Rooney in Breakfast at Tiffany’s, you should just make something new.

I can’t believe this show is still on, but I can believe a show that stopped being funny 20 years ago has writers and producers this out of touch with the current cultural climate of America.

You could say that DOS did a del * on their free will.

I have spent a lot of time working with people with serious mental illnesses as I study to be a psychologist—I’ll be finished up with school this year, in fact.

Literally how are you people not yet exhausted of hijacking these threads with the *exact* same “Sorry, [lazy connective tissue to article’s actual topic] but The Last Jedi was still bad” comments? Move on already, I promise it’ll all be okay.

Even the random ass skull Luke uses to help kill the Rancor has a backstory!

You do realize that your talking about a franchise where a character on screen for about 15 frames has 20 pages of backstory on wookieepedia, right?

It was not a lingering question, because it was already answered at least once in the old EU (Shadows of the Empire to be precise, which I was mildly surprised they didn’t keep in canon, given its status as the Star Wars film in all ways apart from actually being a film — novel, junior novelisation, comic, soundtrack,…

The below is from an NPR interview of commentator Aaron Freeman: 

Fair complaint. And the funny thing is I didn’t get it either until I was one of those whiner people. You’re right, we should probably have a special commenting section just for those of us who fall into this category so we can commiserate.

Hahahaha “hate reading”. Yeah, I stopped watching 1-2 years ago. I watched part of the “Coral dies” episode and I have to confess that it wasn’t horrible, but the predictable reactions of Rick being stupid killed my interest to see anything else. I watched 3 minutes last night, and happened to see Danai…

You make Koko sad.