I love this show, and how I can accurately predict what’s going to happen 50% of the time. I’m here for the 50% that throws me. Like I was **SURE** Baron Afanas was going to return from his grave this season and he did not. I wished he became a housemate.

I like that Filoni wrote that in for Ahsoka.

Agree. I think Jedi use the Force humbly, which means there’s always the possibility it won’t work. Almost like asking permission. In the most dramatic scenes involving Jedi using the Force to save themself or someone else there’s always that deep breath moment where you aren’t sure it’s going to work - it’s about…

None that I can think of, either.

Tank Girl is still awesome. I watched it a few months ago and had a blast. 

Kickin’ ass in Mom Jeans. YEAH. 

I *did* love that show but was disappointed in the third season. And agree - I loved how it treated the penny dreadful literary style as a shared universe. All they needed was PIRATES to finish everything off.

He could be playing some rando son of a clone, too. At least one clone wandered away from the conflict and started a family in hiding, so it’s possible others did too.

I get you.

I saw it and didn’t like it because it made all the corny stuff I wasn’t afraid of suddenly scary.

My folks rented a lot of movies under the assumption that small children were like plants, and had no memories. That is how I saw things like Alien, Jaws 1-3, and Poltergeist 1 and 2 before the age of 5. 

Man, I forgot all about Garbage Day!

Ha ha ha, wow. Bless your heart and your cute little upraised fist of defiance, for yelling at someone on an internet message board. You’re really striking a blow for ARTISTS everywhere.

His behavior negatively called attention to himself outside of his performance in the film, in a way that DEMANDED people know about it. And his ability to behave properly when De Niro was onset indicates he was just doing it to do it. 

As much of a Game of Thrones fan as I am, I am embarrassed I had to look up Richard Dormer.

I was listening to a podcast about Lon Chaney, the original Man of 1000 Faces, who famously said ‘Between pictures, there is no Lon Chaney’ because he had almost no presence in the media outside of his creative projects.

Yeah. I’m retaining my cautious optimism - and hey, if the show doesn’t work out, the books will always be there, to paraphrase Alan Moore.

I forgot about the Neibolt street house being secretly a gay hangout - but I see why they changed it in the movie. The movie house is basically screaming ‘LOOK AT ME I AM TOTALLY HAUNTED’ and the book house is creepy because of how plain-yet-odd it is. I remember these giant sunflowers out front that were very…

Holy Christ I wish the Coens did more westerns. Like, all the westerns. Between this and Buster Scruggs they’ve perfectly nailed the genre.

...and I can because I’ve saved up and also my birthday is next month.