You are absolutely right, and it makes perfect sense. You do not use that song lightly. Amongst all the great things the Jackson/Tolkien universe has, three are probably the most profoundly moving: Pippin´s song, Aragorn´s "you bow to no one" when talking to the hobbits (only writing it gives me the goosebumps), and,…

Try watching the video while listening to Gregor Samsa´s "Company". It works beautifully:

Yeah, so, i believe it is not good to watch this when you´re particularly sensitive. How did that man not burst into tears while he was doing that?

It´d be awesome if Natasha just called the Hulkbuster, the Matryoshkarmor

Yeah, Patrick, you´re absolutely right! Apart from the io9 community, I can only think of the glory days of Fringebloggers as the only other community where disagreement didn´t equal insult or any other type of attack

¡Saludos, terrícolas! My name is Ricardo. I am an M.D. from Maracaibo, Venezuela, currently teaching pharmacology and working in a neuroscience lab, where we study the neurobiology of pain under conditions of repeated stress using the forced-swim model.

Star Destroyer/A New Hope opening sequence vibe there, right?

In my wildest imaginings (!!!), I have this fantasy in which Moffat passes the Doctor Who torch to a triumvirate, consisting of: Charlie Brooker, Dennis Kelly and Richard Ayoade. And they get to do whatever they want with Doctor Who :D

Ian Malcolm approves. Wherever he is now

The people responsible for this deserve to be hired by Marvel. Absolutely brilliant.

Totally got the Minotaur vibe. Specially during the corridor pursuit sequence, and I got a sense of Clara being some sort of Ariadne here. Which, in a way, she´s been playing for this season of Doctor Who: trying to help the Doctor escape his identity labyrinth

Hahaha, yeah, I thought of that very scene with the "shutity-up-up-up" line. Capaldi channelling Malcolm Tucker through the Doctor. Simple brilliance.

Frakking goosebumps. It just hit me, in slightly more than a year we´ll be watching a new Star Wars. Damn :D:D:D:D

I want one. No, scratch that: I need one.

Thank you very much :D

It´s one of the many theories about the possible origins of autism; although my main work is on the neurobiology of chronic stress-induced hyperalgesia, i.e., increased perception of pain (or nociception, in the case of animals) when exposed to repeated stress.

The people who nicknamed Margaret Thatcher "Iron Lady" should be ashamed of themselves now. It sounds so much better than "Iron Woman"

So far, these four. Right now, writing the (hopefully) fifth one:

Great article. I think one should also take into consideration the shows and movies which, even though not becoming as popular/successful, definitely helped push narrative possibilities to new boundaries and served as inspiration for many of the most successful stories we´ve been witnessing the last few years. Shows…

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