Ha yeah, that was such a bizarre end for them. I really wonder what messed-up nonsense convinced the writers that was a good idea for a kids’ comic.

“We believe that the purpose of science is to serve mankind. You, however, seem to regard science as some kind of dodge, or hustle. Your theories are the worst kind of popular tripe, your methods are sloppy, and your conclusions are highly questionable: You. are. a. pooooooor scientist, Dr. Venkman!”

From what I remember I was pretty won over by Easy A, even if a lot of it was very effortful charm on part of a lot of the characters/actors. Granted most of what’s coming to mind was trying to parse her family dynamics and exactly what was going on with Tucci and Clarkson’s parents.

Honestly I would rather it star Donnie Wahlberg, the Donnie-er of the Wahlbergs.

Bravo. . . Annie

That’s glitter. Similar, but different.

I’ve never actually known Sandor to speak falsely.  He tells the truth more than Ned Stark did.  Though Ned had a very good reason to lie.

Wolverine, pull back!

I feel like Incredibles 2 needed two big changes to be award weight: a less obvious twist and Mr Incredible taking Elastigirl aside before she starts to tell her “this won’t be as easy as you remember it, and that’s okay.”

They also have a bunch of the costumes at the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria if you want to see them in person and happen to be in NYC. Plus a ton of other awesome exhibits.

See ‘Gerald’s Game’ on Netflix for how this can be executed perfectly.

You mention Colombo and that’s how you should book him. Just have it be like Tales From The Crypt meets Colombo. A bunch of bad dudes do some bad shit and then The Punisher murders them all. Rinse and repeat.

The closest Ennis got was the night Frank spent holding his infant daughter he had from his one night stand with O’Brien. Even then, Castle realizes that he can't go back to the man he was.

Yeah, you're kinda just giving the definition of a procedural, which Netflix shows are definitely not. Everything has to go somewhere and mean something.

Agreed. I also really like the moment during the big battle when Hawkeye shoots an arrow at Loki’s eye (as he specifically promised to do), we follow it with an implausible zoom lens, Loki somehow catches it at the last moment and flashes a shit-eating grin, and then it explodes because Hawkeye wasn’t taking any…

They do refer to it as an advent calendar in the actual movie though, don’t they? I can’t remember now.

I created an account just to star this comment.

Yeah, the greatness of the Invitation is the main reason I am interested in seeing this film.

I wish he would’ve made the artistic choice to do a terrible Puerto Rican accent.