THANK YOU. I scrolled down just to see if someone was going to bring up the most obvious source for this kind colossal stupidity, and that is that these people do not live in the real world at all.

They live in gilded cages inside a shiny bubble, and so little reality seeps through that when it does, it scares them…

I’ve never played any of the Pokemon game before Go or seen the TV show or movies, but this was really a delightful and heartwarming story.  So happy for you!

Funnily enough, all this shrieking and flapping of feathers just made me want to go back and play D2 again.  I got bored of D3 after a month.  The story was bad and the gameplay, while pretty, didn’t feel as interesting or as tactically challenging as D2.

The Chitauri were the big letdown in "Avengers", and this statuette shows why. The design is too busy. Neither the mask nor the face have any central focus. There is no specific aspect that draws your attention. They look like extras from a Michael Bay movie.

God, I miss Tie Fighter! The variety of ships, missions, objectives (ALWAYS talk to the "hooded figure") and the terrific voice acting! *sigh*

Hit me right in the feels. Reminds of the end of "The Fountain."

It's a HELL of a lot of fun! We did it for the first time at the second Saber Workshop which Matthew and Mark both led and was held at Mark's dojo in Hollister. What a HUGE difference between sparring and choreography! I thought choreography was hard! However, that was part of the point of the workshop, to show…

Yeah, that parting shot was a bit much, I'll admit. My apologies!

Let's clarify a few things first. Neither Mark nor Matthew currently teach at Golden Gate Knights. The person who leads classes now has some limited experience, but nothing that would qualify them to be labelled as a instructor. Here is what Matthew would like to say to you, Lauren:

I'm sure that the situation varies upon the tormentor, but if I'd had the confidence back then, there are a few people whom I would have given my full physical attention. Some people can be ignored, others must be physically confronted because it's all they understand. Sorry if their parents humiliate them at home,…

Superlative designs, every single one! Amazing!!

Meh, just like the movie, this is all buildup to a supposedly scary moment with a reaction that's not even as funny as Billy Boyd's high-pitched squeal during the fireworks scene in LOTR: Fellowship.

I wholeheartedly agree! I'm always surprised to hear how people don't "get" this film. The main point of the story is to examine the husband's long and difficult journey towards accepting of the death of his wife and ultimately himself.

For those who are truly interested in developing their saber skills, please click over to:

AWESOME.

I find it interesting that every episode except for one occurs during the original run of the series. My circle of friends were all HUGE Futurama fans, yet none of them has ever recommended that I see the new series. While I loved the first three DVD movies, the final one was so unfunny ("Into The Wild Green…

I definitely would have been more entertained and satisfied with my viewing experience if this had been shown in the theater right after the credits.

Seconded!

The unnecessary amount of strident justification being piled this film's ham-fisted pacing, gaping plot holes and idiotic characterization is beginning to close the gap with the Star Wars prequels. It's not Shinola, folks, it's the other thing. Move along, nothing to see here.

The other really creepy thing that they don't mention is that even after the bee flies off to die, the disconnected stinger and it's associated organs keep pumping poison into the wound!