It seems like this movie was thrown together at the last minute just based on what I remember from news about the production. All of the sudden it was coming out summer 15

I'm sure he exists in the real world too, at least in the world of this show

That doesn't help either and based on what I'm reading about this movie it doesn't get better

All of the Terminator movies have had very flawed time travel logic/rules.

I have this thing: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B…

Ugh…wow no one has ever used Scala and Kolacny Brothers either…so cutting edge

I know it's not really going out on a limb at all for me to say that, but I felt I needed to say it nonetheless.

At first news of the cancellation didn't bum me out that much. Three seasons for a show like this is a lot, plus they're coming up on Silence of the Lambs and it seems unwise to try to remake that for TV, as great as this show is. That movie is perfect, and everything Hannibal has done up to now has either been…

The Carl Reiner/Mel Brooks ep of Comedians in Cars is amazing. Love both of those guys

I see nothing wrong with points 3, 4 and 5.

I assume the thing she's into is butt sex, since the guy said something about how he thought girls weren't usually into that

I guess I might be slightly wrong, Ewan is referring to autograph seekers who are parasitic wankers that only want to resell his autograph. So he doesn't hate the movies, just the ones he was in, and he only hates the fans who are trying to make money off him. Makes sense to me. Carry on Ewan, I'll see a movie with him

Well that's definitely not a great quote. But I swear I recently read that he was sick of people asking him for his autograph related to Star Wars. And yes I realize that was Alec Guinness' issue also.

I could have sworn I very recently read that Ewan hated being in those movies and more specifically hates fans who want his autograph for being in those movies.

Totally forgot about that one

If you stop comparing it to season one it's a solid LA noir with an underlying conspiracy involving one of Southern California's precious natural resources. Usually movies/shows of that particular subgenre are pretty good. Not saying it's Chinatown or LA Confidential or even Terriers

Well, A Bug's Life is definitely a Three Amigo's remake

What a stunning, profound masterpiece. One particularl scene towards the end, which I won't spoil, left me completely wrecked. It's so great to know that movies can still do this to me after having seen so many of them both great and awful. It's the best film I've seen in several years actually. Pixar is no longer…

I know that ultimately every summer movie is going to be big and reliant on CGI. But I didn't find this movie dumb, which is step one towards making a great summer movie. It's hard to top a successful orginal, especially one like Jurassic Park, basically the Jaws of that generation.

I honestly can't even remember any more.