This is the major divide between internet journalism and that of print media. An article in the news paper has to cite these things because all the information needs to be there in that publication. You don't want to send your reader off to a competitor to find the info.

I always have a chuckle at people who passive aggressively take to social media to tell others they need to have more class.

Watched the trailer and now all I can think about is how much better this would be if Bryce Dallas Howard was playing Regina in a film adaptation of Dino Crisis.

Glad to see that Margaritaville made it to Jurassic Park.

There's nothing better than watching the Godzilla movie at a cinema in downtown San Francisco at night, only to leave the theater and look up at the skyscrapers around you, and remember that that building right over there just had a giant flying monster land on top of it scarcely 30 minutes ago in the movie, and those…

Oldman is still my favorite Live Action Gordon to date, and for all of his typical large, bat-shit insane over the top performances, you forget all of it when you see his subtle anf nuanced Jim Gordon on screen

Whoo! Curious if one of them will end up being a version of Beneath the Planet of the Apes. They will end the series by blowing up! Those maniacs!

I don't agree with the need for the article to have changed their wording, but I can relate in that, as I was watching, I wanted desperately for them to show the option of passing up the yellow dot (at the end) and how that darkness is much worse (when in that position). They covered the one choice, but failed to show…

"Not to be modest about it, but we're still learning how to do a show this big"

I think hating our Instagram "culture" means you are actually very healthy. And wise.

I was a hater in middle school. I was a hater in high school. I was a hater in college. And now, as a woman in my 30s, I remain a hater. I have a cousin who is 20 and all over instagram with these kinds of pics and I just can't even stand it. I should probably go to therapy for it I guess.

I've never seen it. If I know a movie features a rape scene ahead of time, it doesn't get my money. I've been sick of women's victimization being used as entertainment since I was a teenager- & that's a long time ago. It's on every channel, & so many movies. I think that it is such a pervasive threat & reality in real…

Perhaps not the details, but it certainly cuts to the root of what's happening to an addict on a base psychological level (mostly), and that simplicity of what is occurring is something many addicts either can't see or can't admit until long after quitting. With heroin addicts, Post Acute Withdrawal Syndrome (which…

Right on, compadre.

"In no way?" I disagree. While it does not depict that lying and deception, the dwindling bank accounts, the lost friends, the legal complications, the lost jobs, the neglect of responsibilities, the loss in talent and cognitive skill, the sh*t and the p*ss —- it DOES powerfully convey the tragedy of being helpless…

Patton Oswalt's idea, and I found it to be quite brilliant, was that Gotham should have been Penguin's story and his rise to power should have worked as "shadow history of Gotham" where the entire thing was seen through the eyes of the criminal element who brought the city to its knees. While they do this to a great…

SHE'S what should be "breaking the Internet", not some Kardashian.

She's cute, but this baby wins for feeling it.

Honestly, I don't have a problem with not going at them through the horror lens. Because these characters have been done sooo many times before, all their horror charge has dissipated. Is there really anything new to tell about scary Dracula or scary Frankenstein. And was the Invisible Man ever horror? The only movie…

As someone who has already bunked off the mortal coil once (temporarily), dying does not scare me, it's the process that does. I don't want to wake up paralyzed one morning and having to wait in agony in a pool of my own filth until dehydration takes me days later.