Interstellar was better in that regard. Two main lady scientists are highly intelligent and capable. Granted both of them have a lot of anger issues to work out and there's a lot of silly "power of love!" nonsense to work through, but they both effectively save all of humanity.

Come now! Morgan Freeman was having a blast the entire movie "So you're saying that your boss, one of the richest men in Gotham City, spends his nights using military grade hardware to beat criminals into a bloody pulp and no one has any idea who he is…and your plan…is to blackmail this man? Good luck!"

Every day folks seem to believe actors keep working on a movie literally up until the minute the film gets released. Heath Ledger died about 6 months before the Dark Knight came out, so it was easy for people to believe he was still 100% immersed in the performance, even though he was probably done with Joker for…

Henry Cavill and Brandon Routh are both fine. Cavill gets paid big money to mope around in a cape and now he's been cast in the new Mission Impossible. Routh went from being a nobody and now he has steady network tv money (and he seems to be always having fun).

I keep hearing about that show. All I know is that it stars John Lithgow (so it must be amazing) and everyone was hailing it as a wonderful surprise. Sadly no access to Hulu in my sad country. I may need to…*cough cough* "acquire" the show.

Can he climb a 900 storey tower made of jagged steel? No? Then may his lying head explode and have no one notice or care about his death!

Better Off Ted: Too weird for network television, too beautiful and perfect to ever be truly forgotten.

Jai Courtney deserves a chance for more of his rapey looking Captain Boomerang. I'd really love to see him show up and menace Ezra Miller. Courtney was Wentworth Miller level campy fun!

It had Chris Pratt riding on a motorcycle with dinosaurs and then a big dinosaur killed some other dinosaurs and then I think it all the dinosaurs became friends or something.

Yeah he really ruined the genius comedy of Mark Brendanowicz
- said no one, ever

Was it cancelled though? It seems like it was a pretty mutual ending. They couldn't hold onto Rashida Jones or Rob Lowe, the show was still great but kind of running low on fuel, they got a nicely sized final season and ended the show perfectly.

My favourite character was the completely pointless rope guy. "Hey that there is Slipknot!" (Goes a half hearted, clearly ADR voice) "I hear he can do anything with ropes!" (Then 45 seconds later Slipknot is dead).

I haven't watched Powerless yet, but it's title sequence is simply delightful. Really clever and simple and creative. Hopefully a show about Alan Tudyk as a dim witted Wayne sibling has a few chuckles. The world needs more shows either riffing on Better Off Ted or simply trying to be light and fun comic book shows.

Powerless is probably the bigger failure in terms of poor ratings but considering the cost and marketing effort that they pumped into Heroes Reborn…I imagine the NBC are more pissed about the failure of Heroes Reborn than the sheer indifference they probably feel for Powerless.

Hopefully so. I guess the main thing against it would be that Fox doesn't really have a vested interest in superhero shows. The DC shows are the crown jewels of the CW and ABC will stay in the marvel business forever due to the Disney parent company. Hopefully it rates well enough for Fox. Thankfully they've tended to…

Character wise it just felt like a waste of everything they were building with "what's her name" the whole movie. She was already established as some no nonsense Hermione type lady. Let her help out in the final fight scenes or something cool like that. Did the Kingsmen even have any women in their ranks? I may be…

The church scene just confused the hell out of me in terms of tone. The church is a shockingly nightmarish group of people so…yay that they're being killed? But killing seems a bit much but…yay? But Colin Firth is being mind controlled while killing everyone so…oh no!? But he's being mind controlled to kill awful…

I once make the mistake of reading Nemesis and it was probably the most horrific and repulsive comic I've ever read. I'm all good for nightmarish shock within reason, but that comic just goes too far for literally no valid reason whatsoever.

Women matter fine according to the movie! They're also stuck up, emotionless killing robots who use their sexual powers to slice men in half or are such cold and efficent secret agents that they get to spend the climax hanging out in outer space while the male hero gets butt sex.

Sadly pretty much par the course for a Mark millar story. "People are largely shit lol look at the killing look at the killing aren't people shit?"