Dear Star Wars,

It involves a silly hat and/or comedy mustache, a lot of make-up and… no one knows else because they all lose interest in whatever it is after hearing that much about it.

That would help I'm sure, just as long as you're not so tired that you fall asleep.

Also, a critic who doesn't have at least some contrarian impulses (that they can back up with words in print) probably isn't worth too much, or at least not interesting. They're not meant to be mirrors but eyeglasses and microscopes.

I'd agree with you about seeing something like this on a big screen (although I haven't seen any of "Joe"'s work on one) based upon my viewing of Under The Skin on a big screen, but I'd still suggest you try anyways. You might fail, but the rewards for winning are worth the risk.

If you like "meditation movies", you should catch Under The Skin, if you haven't already. I enjoyed Upstream a lot too, I really need to rewatch that one as well.

That's also even enough.

The third sequel writes itself: Nosferathree

Welcome to the least populated comment section this week, everybody!

Terrible news for Bennyback Cumbersnatch fans!

Upvoted or sadness. I work with a guy who's at least functional with about eleven different instruments and yeah, he's not making a living at it, he's working where I work. At least he gets benefits at that job.

Oh hell yeah! This already looks like the first Godzilla film since the 70s I actually want to watch.

I'll donate to that Kickstarter campaign.

Zootopia. >.<

It's vaguely sexual, yet repellent, I love it.

Whovian… upvotes???

I love it when a plan comes together.

As mentioned above, a rotten Doctor Who story and also an issue of New York Review Of Books. I like the whiplash feeling of going from one t'other.

BE REASONABLE!!

I write unhinged and terribly biases reviews of past Doctor Who episodes
and am currently working through Terror Of The Vervoids. It's easier
to write up bad ones of course, and hoo boy, this one's an embarrassment
of riches. "Riches."