the final victory depends on a telepathic teleconference among Buffy, Willow and Xander, something they never seemed to be able to do before

Every time I see a clip from this show I keep thinking that I would so watch it if it was basically just Plaza and Pratt. But maybe that would be too much of a good thing.

I'm normally a "fuck the police" kinda gal and I think the criminal "justice" system is a useless, punitive waste of human life.

my irl bff is someone i met online bonding over harry potter. i actually have like, a good half dozen (if not more) friends i have met online. i regret nothing.

A "leeked" photo of Jennifer Lawrence:

IIRC, there are two things: 1. He's an obsessive, misguided jerk whose immortality has mucked with his brain. 2. He imprisons those who cross him.

The Brain?

What they should do is remake the movie with a female lead, Ming-na Wen or Gina Torres type that can kick some ass.

I would say characters matter more than story. Your story can be as cliché as possible, but if the characters are fun, interesting, layered and "real", then your audience will swallow it up. On the other hand, even if your movie has the best story ever written, if your chara ter are annoying cardboard cutouts, you…

nope! he's still a lovable goofball! Loved them then, and still love him now!

It's a summer suit! What don't people understand about that? He's not a goddamn funeral director.

If anyone tries to tell me to do anything on my three-day weekend...

What's Mr. Incredible's origin story? What's Elastigirl's? What's Frozone's? Did not knowing leave you feeling dissatisfied or confused about The Incredibles? So no, if the character is distinct, if the motivations are clear, and if the relationships are well-defined, you don't need an origin story.

Super interested! Super interested!

Mark, she's clearly saying fuckin' hell. You need to let this fuck your mouth thing go.