Plus those animated ones had Christopher Lee as death.

To me, the only genuinely great thing to come out of Heroes was Zachary Quinto. From memory, he was a no-name actor who immediately rocketed from a guest part into a central focus and Quinto was always able to at least energize the show when it was sorely needing it. The fact that Quinto has a steady career and seems…

It’s even more tragic and pathetic that Larter was, for me at least, the worst actor by a significant margin, yet the show was in this bizarre relationship with her where they kept contriving increasingly stupid ways to make her a focus (including, if memory serves, killing her off and then immediately introducing an…

Lost then had what I still consider to be their best season with the shorter and constantly entertaining fourth season. By that point Heroes was spiralling with the God awful second season by comparison.

I was definitely one of those people who jumped on the bandwagon onto Heroes. In my defense, I was young and fairly stupid, as well as going through some awful personal trauma at the time. But I really did try to support Heroes far longer than was logical (I finally abandoned ship in the mud-season 3 finale because of…

For a legend like Le Carre, it's fitting that his final novel was an extended epilogue to his George Smiley masterpieces. As far as fitting final works go, that's up there with How he's final album (not necessarily the same quality as Blackstar, but in terms of fitting final works).

I started playing cyberpunk 2077 after 2 and a half years of hype and the end result is...fine. It’s fine. It just feels like a letdown after so much build up.

I tried reading the comic but was thrown permanently off it around issue 3. I started the show out of curiosity and was immediately hooked. Absolutely a blast of a show. Homelander alone was such a perfect balance of entertaingly monstrous and tragically pathetic. Everything with Stormfront in season 2 was very…

David Ayer seems to love him. There was some brief industry respect for his “woe is me” movie Honey Boy.

I heard that David Ayer really wanted Shia in that awful suicide squad movie (because of course he did) but that a major studio refused to cast him.

I felt so sad for Dunst. She gave such a raw and astonishing performance in Melancholia, then that asshole overshadowed her with his own awfulness.

Allegedly the video was a “joke”. I wouldn’t be surprised if some executive paid hush money to make it a joke though.

Remedial action, along with the vagueness of Fisher’s accusations could mean anything. It could be that Whedon was abusive to such a level that the remedial action was to get him off that HBO Max series. It could also be that Fisher’s complaint was limited to something Geoff Johns said and the action was to just read…

I personally feel like the making of Fantastic Four likely has a potential novel length story that could be told. Josh Trank as an awful person is much more fascinating for his rapid rise and fall than whatever the hell happened on this boring justice league movie.

That makes me extremely happy. He always comes off very sweet and flattered in interviews. 

“Who needs romance when you have drugs! Sweet sweet drugs!" -Johnny Depp.

I've asked a few of them (they mainly lurk on any Facebook comment section of anything mentioning Depp or Heard) and a lot claim not to be Depp fans, but more that they are "standing up to that lying bitch" as they articulate their feelings on this complex case.

I’ve literally brought up Depp’s public and rampant drug abuse to some of these lunatics and I have, no joke, been given literal defenses of “Depp needs those drugs to deal with how evil Amber Heard was”

No one who’s Danish could be evil.

Unless something awful comes out, I’m very much a fan of the notion that Mikklesen frequently plays evil satanic figures but in reality is a very nice person. He seems to be pretty beloved in the industry and even if he kicks puppies for fun, he’s likely a significantly lower risk for WB than Depp is.