Why is nobody talking about the twisted mass of expressionless metal and wax that is supposed to be Lumiere?

This might be my favorite A.V. Club comment ever

#wishicameupwiththat

Read in Jerry Remy's voice.

Clint, I love you, but sooner or later, you're going to have to face the fact you're a goddamn moron.

I seem to remember that the now defunct 2012 Spider-Man franchise wanted to explore this with a villain-based Sinister Six movie, which raised a lot of doubts at the time. Suicide Squad seems like a more sound concept of the all-villain movie.

I despise the team he plays for, but I'll be damned if I don't respect him and his tremendous ability and speed.

As an 11 year old, after seeing 2001 and being terrified by its esoteric symbolism and creepy atmospherics, 2010 was a lot more easy to take in at that age. It was heartwarming and I like that this review outlined the positives of a usually underappreciated movie.

Which ones? I listened to Voivod for awhile but never knew that.

At least include a section for Megadeth. Their name is even based on nuclear war. This list is sorely missing "Set the World Afire" and "Rust in Peace…Polaris"

YES. Thank you. That line was also used in the MST3k episode Overdrawn at the Memory Bank when Casablanca appears on screen.

Looney Tunes day in the prison! At least the convicts got to watch some decent Warner Bros.-owned property.

Oooooh now that's a stretch.

Eh, yeah, I agree to an extent that he's not a pure example, but I think he's at least generally seen as a liberal, and he's definitely been a thorn in the side of many conservatives over the years.

I always use him as an example for why conservative comedians usually aren't funny, as he's a liberal example of what happens when you put ideology and meanspiritedness before comedy.

So this is 2016's ill-fated, ill-recieved February/March fantasty/action dud, following in the steps of Jupiter Ascending, John Carter, Jack the Giant Slayer, and others.

What would it be like if we tried to make every teen fantasy adventure like Game of Thrones? Not that I think anybody actually asked that, but this show is the answer.

Durcell-brnd btteries.

My complete distaste for the idea of a new Ghostbusters has nothing to do with the ladies, and everything to do with how unnecessary it is, and yes, the impossible nostalgia factor as well. Ghostbusters II came out only a few years later. 90% of attempts to reboot or make sequels to comedies are utter failures. Have…

We just need him to push for another tiny role in the next Indiana Jones sequel everybody will know about but nobody will remember, and the circle of Dan Akroyd will will be complete once again.