Wait, what Johnny Depp hologram? At Disneyland, its just an animatronic figure

I just feel like Iron Man's insecurities (i.e. the only dream sequence that mattered as far as the plot goes) were pretty well covered in Iron Man 3.

I dunno, I've grown less and less fond of the farmhouse scenes.

Man, I love the shit out of "America's Book of Secrets."

I want to take this opportunity to mention, once again, that I have my own segment on the Texas episode of "10 Things You Don't Know About."

Also: the helicarrier showing up like nothing ever happened to SHIELD in the first place was another WTF moment for me. Sure, Fury "borrowed it from an old friend" or whatever, but these were pretty much the symbols of oppression in Winter Soldier.

It felt like that was the only place Whedon had left to stick his trademark dialogue.

He's a little too Whedon-y for my tastes, though. He feels like an evil version of Mal Reynolds.

One of the biggest issues I had was the virtual ignoring of the changes the characters of Captain America and Tony Stark went through at the end of their last solo movies. Cap had the world he was fighting for fall apart, and Stark was done-ish with the suits and stuff. But now, its like none of that ever happened.…

Yeah I agree. You put on a bad show not just because you have an off night, but because you don't give a fuck, then you're welcoming the heckling

I was underwhelmed overall with Ex Machina. There's a turn in the last 30 minutes that I thought was going to render the first part of the movie in a totally different light, but then they reversed that turn with the musty ol' "that plan I was telling you I was gonna do? I ALREADY DID IT!" The end redeemed itself a…

Man, me too. As a high school comic book nerd that wasn't quite into the cock-rock that dominated the one local rock radio station here, I embraced that soundtrack like no other.

Never!

I'll say it, hottest Olsens are Our Lips Our Sealed-era Olsens.

I saw this at SXSW last month and was struck by how overwhelmingly meh it was.

I got it too. Though a friend of mine got one for something that looks even more painful, a dialogue-free British butler farce. Ugh

The all ighty ollar? AHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Did you know that Nick Searcy is a sort of fringe-conservative whack-job hero because he's directing a movie about that doctor who performed abortions and kept baby parts in jars WHEN NO ONE ELSE IN HOLLYWOOD WOULD TELL THE STORY?!

I thought that was derailed when Art basically found out about Raylan letting Mike O'Malley get popped

I always wondered if his restaurant had any outside clientele.