Tim knew his stuff in terms of dinosaurs and that put him at an advantage and even Lex became useful in the end. They mentioned her "hacker life" early on in the film so that by the time she was needed to save the day, it didn't seem like a last minute plot device.

I found them MUCH MORE likable that whatever these kids were—the oldest brother annoyed by his gf and thirsty for new girls and the youngest brother who seemed all over the place.

As a Jurassic Park die hard, I thought the danger was pretty alive and well. It was the people and the dialogue that was the most unrealistic. I didn't find anyone relatable or likable. The dialogue was awkward, forced, uncomfortable, and cringeworthy at times, especially compared to the smart, funny, and extremely…

Agreed. Except the exact opposite really.

It's not even so much about needing to keep it to yourself as much as it's clearly trolling for acceptance and likes. 1-2 pictures, that's cool. An entire photo documentary is another thing altogether.

And yet….he wasn't silent the entire time, which made it all the more confusing.

This was a terrible mess of The Descendants, St Vincent, and We Bought a Zoo mashed together.

At least your article clearly states what the project is instead of "Shia LaBeouf gives an insane Ted Talk". These are performance pieces written by other people, not his own work. <sad trombone="">

RIP Leland. You were my favorite.

The hype for Breaking Bad became so overwhelming to me just by Season 3 or 4 but I didn't have a way to (legally) watch it. Now that it's complete I'm hoping to find some time to jump in. I guess now the same can be said for Better Call Saul.

To be fair, Mindy always had weird cravings and mood swings before she was ever pregnant. They never seemed to go that route with cravings, nightmare, and such. It ended up being that she was having a high risk pregnancy because she was too stressed out.

This might have Joe West's finest performance yet. My heart ached for him trapped down there.

Season 2 was my favorite and Season 3's first 14 episodes were better than most of Season 4 overall. Fawn Moscato and most of Jess and Coach's school related stories fell terribly flat.

The ninja fight was a hard one to sit through. The most brutal of the season IMO.

This movie terrified me as a kid and yet I watched it more than once.

Is it wrong that some of my favorite moments are the ones between Fisk and Vanessa?

My dad has watched some of this with me and he was STOKED on Scott Glenn. Practically cheering him on. Nice touch with the ice cream wrapper on the end.

I am still stunned by how Carrie Fisher has aged given that she's not 60 years old yet.

Yeah but didn't he have that "ANSWER ME" version of "SWEAR TO ME" a few episodes back?

I'm going to miss this quirky, fun, amusing, sometimes sad, sometimes overwhelming little show with all it's Simpsons-like secondary characters and all the great scenes and quotes it generated. Leslie Knope was the Buffy Summers for my quarter-century and I've even found myself asking, "What would Leslie Knope do?"…