I’m going solely off the review remarks and the screenshots I’ve seen to date, and yeah I know it’s Pixar and effectively a fantasy tale with the premise of dinosaurs, but..given what you’ve remarked about their evolution into a society with technological/agricultural development...shouldn’t they have physically…

They also use a lot of pieces of paper, a DIRECT and less-than-subtle reference to what comic books are made of...

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Oh I don't necessarily have an issue with her knowledge, so much as how they've written the character flaunting it, correcting him, basically turning him into an oversized child and reducing some of the mystique and therefore intrigue and fun of the character.

More reason why I can’t get through watching or supporting this show.

I trust Boothby's conclusions. He's kept Stafleet's gardens and lawns looking fantastic for years, this guy knows his stuff.

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Yet more proof that Moffat is literally writing “Doctor Who” just to satisfy himself and with little respect to having play within the established universe.

I grant that one of the fun elements of “Who” is its ability to play a little wonky with continuity...but River Song is not a 13th Doctor character (sorry, he…

Very early on in all the speculation about this storyline and this film specifically, I remember the mentioning (can’t recall if it was Mark Ruffalo, Kevin Feige or some other) who said flat-out that the problem with having the Hulk in this storyline is that whatever side he’s on, you effectively have no fight…

This is where I think Moffat drops the ball as a showrunner. I realize that there is more that goes into a show than simply coming up with stories and then planning them out accordingly, that a lot of negotiations and talks have to be held (Eccleston being of course the case in point). But nevertheless...it is utterly…

I can't wait for the big reveal that Jar Jar was actually entirely made of dandruff and midichlorians.

I shall watch The Doctor carry an entire extra-long episode all by himself. And it will be amazing. Why? Because no matter how bad it sucks, it will ONLY suck by merit of the story or the production values...it cannot suck whatsoever based on Peter Capaldi's acting.

Even more bizarre Thanksgiving facts:

It is a tricky thing to hold a powerful central character accountable for the magnetism they have and its effects on the others around them. I still say it is a far cry to accuse the Doctor of manipulating people into being what they become versus their desire to be more like him or seek his approval in a…

It’s arguable what may have brought Keaton down from his glory days. He was already a pretty heavily partying and drinking and womanizing guy in his prime, and that cost him a few marriages and relationships. He’d been poor in investing his money wisely and had some bum deals with studios who took the rights and…

“Tempest in a Flat Hat” is an excellent and easily-accessible biography of the man for anyone who wants to tap into Buster Keaton and what he was about, how he worked, etc. The man was a weird limbo of Golden Age of Hollywood myth and reality, hardworking ethic and dilettante excesses. He did stunts in conditions that…

What I don’t comprehend is the mentality behind companies that offer sick time BUT still count and penalize using it. Where I work, you have x number of hours of sick time given you every year (translates to roughly one week of days off). But every time you call off, whether it’s for a day or anywhere up to more than…

The “Fox and Friends” sketch blew, for one major reason (other than the fact that it’s barely a parody—those people really are that evil and asinine): they didn’t do the ‘a few corrections’ scroll that normally ends that sketch. Okay, they tossed to Leslie, but for me the whole payoff of that series is when I can…

I feel Maisie Williams has been the saving grace of the episodes she’s appeared in, this one is no exception. I like that she’s effectively set herself up as the Anti-Doctor, and they’ve done a good job of giving her attributes that both are a match and an antithesis to him (immortal, but lost of memory due to a human…