I find stories about people with friends to be unrealistic.

The weird hair completely distracted me from his performance.

While I have nothing but contempt for the whitewashing of the Mandarin, I did love what Marvel did with the (former) Yellow Claw in Agents of Atlas.

The CGI was the best part, I'm afraid.

My lack of caring about Game of Thrones is so powerful it allows me to ignore all internet references to it.

Gonna disagree on Redmayne. Perhaps if he had been forced to actually look straight into the camera. The only character that drew sympathy was the muggle.

The Hunt For Fantastic Beasts

It'll be just like Garth Ennis' interpretation of America in Preacher, but with more cutesy animals and criminal aborigine wizarding societies.

Unless they're Republicans, then they'll excuse their party just as they always have.

Living in NC, it felt like blacks vs. Confederate flags. Confederate flags were less convinced at the need to waste taxdollars on lawsuits over bathrooms so people who looked like men but were born women would go to a designated bathroom. Didn't help that security guards were harassing girls with boyish looks who…

Makes sense with all the Frankenstein themes.

Pretty sure that was the plot of Battlestar Galactica.

New story idea! Felix and Sylvester, due to their own incompetence, become trapped in the facility filled with rebellious murderous sentient robots! Its the Westworld story but only from their outside point of view! They help Maeve escape only to be betrayed by her! Its Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, with…

I do enjoy the mystery but I'm flabbergasted at all the rah-rahing. None of the characters is really appealing except in cold intellect no matter what their backstory.

And sacked!

If she's an immortal robot, she'll just end up the same.

According to corporate logic, it would make sense for Bernard to betray Ford in return for reinstatement or a positive recommendation.

Reminds me of Stephen Colbert's interview with Neil Gaiman, regarding his characters the Endless. Colbert asked how one dealt with being watched all the time by entities that controlled one's destiny. XP

Apparent human turns out to be fake human. At least, that was the Blade Runner movie director's favorite edit. Which wasn't what the script said or what the actor actually portrayed. And the character showed no sign of superhuman strength/stamina like even the pleasure bot had.

…At least its not as bad as MTV yet.