Such a downer, and the whole court room aspect was disappointing. Unless that's really how the law works over there. Toss out wild, baseless crap and not be held accountable for it.

I dislike Mark, but I still get where his character is coming from. He's a very flawed man who is at the very least, painfully aware of his flaws.

Olivia Coleman is one of those great actresses that doesn't need to move her face or do anything obvious to change reactions. Like you said, she does next to nothing yet you KNOW what she's trying to convey.

I thought the second season had the field of flowers and had to do with Hardy and Torchwood.

David Lynch doesn't feel the need to give advanced footage, or prattle on about his work. Couple that with fans and myself doing their best to avoid spoilers, location shoot photos, etc is what makes Twin Peaks such a wonderful watch. You don't even get Next Week previews, or pre-show recaps. You have NO idea what is…

So true. And people still refer to his work in that "weird for weirdness sake" and it's not true (like you said, mostly). Lynch imitators are the ones guilty of that, at least the poor ones.

I really need to watch this on BluRay. I got it for Christmas (I've seen it before of course) and haven't yet.

Divisive, but yes, I agree, David Lynch is the master of sight, and more impressively, sound design.

PAYDAY!

Ice T: "You're telling me this guy gets off on Tweeting a bunch of icons in the shape of a person?"

So is this guy Zach the "What's weird on Twitter" maven on here? I went to his Twitter. It's nothing to shout about either.

Twitter is actually a funny place if you absolutely refuse to engage random strangers trying to pick fights with you, and you manage to find people who are funny (but not a-holes). However, I have gone from a harmless Tweet or comment and wound up in some nasty conversations where the absolute dregs of society gather…

Should he be critiquing people's ability to use Twitter well? His looks like it belongs to a 12 year old.

For a split second I was like, "Another typo in the first sentence" until my brain clicked and was like, "plume role", oh, well done. And I consider myself a lover of puns.

And here I thought no one could be as dumb as Kevin Rayburn.

I'm beginning to think I can get my actual entertainment news from the IMDB newswire and skip this place entirely. The few remaining entertainment related articles are copy and reworded versions of IMDB articles that are always posted first.
I'm pretty sure I can get my daily dose of Trump "news" (spoiler alert: he…

AVC either pisses and moans that any information given on a show is "clunky" OR they ask 5,000,000 questions in the review because the show doesn't clearly state things.
My biggest gripe with the reviews here is that often times the reviewer feels the need to tell a little story, or focus on some aspect of their own…

I'm trying to wrap my head around what this article was exactly. I mean, AVC has suddenly amped up the "Look at someone Tweet wrong! Hahahaha!" coverage, but thanks for the Image Attachment For Dummies lesson.

I does seem that he's at least trying harder than before, especially with a woman throwing herself at him (I suspect for money-related reasons due to her husband's illness).

His father really got through to him in season two, and this grown up version of him is a tribute to Garland never giving up on him, and what he wished for his son (nothing but the best in life).