Yeah, the thing I read noted that Brosnan was annoyed because he felt he had one final Bond movie in him (and considering how Goldeneye saved the franchise, Die Another Day is a pretty awful way to end). It also suggested Dalton was a little miffed that his movies were critiqued for being grim and angry back when they…

When you cast Oscar Isaac, he can't not help but be the most damn charming man in the entire movie. Even when we was buried under mountains of latex in X-men Apocalypse, Oscar Isaac was still the most damn charming character.

"Meesa so happy to turn little Kylo into super dark side soldier. ME LOVE TO BUILDSA GIANT PLANET KILLING WEAPONS!!!"

Let's just hope that Phasma gets more to do than in Force Awakens. Although getting to do anything at all would be more than what she did in Force Awakens.

I made the mistake of browsing the Hollywood Reporter article on Snyder's daughter and while there were plenty of genuine condolences there were a lot of nasty snarky comments. I mean, come on, have some decency.

Plus the epic climax where the gang tries to…stop…a computer program from…I don't know…launching? Because if it did then Christolph Waltz would…get…something?

I think the intent of a meaner, leaner Bond film was a nice approach. But it suffered from a script hampered by the writer's strike and some confusing action and a bland villain and a silly plot and a dull climax and a…wait a minute, Quantum of Solace kind of sucks. It's still a masterpiece compared to at least 50% of…

I think I read that he was the only past Bond actor still on good terms with the producers of the franchise. Granted of all the actors (aside from Daniel Craig) he was the only one who didn't get screwed over in some way but it's still a testament to his professionalism and willingness to be in some of the most wacky…

They really did try with that Assassin's creed movie. Really did try. Academy award winning actors, solid director, taking the property seriously. Ironically it was probably such an awful movie BECAUSE it was so damn beholden to the games themselves. And not the fun, wacky pirate games, but the dull, blandly serious…

It's funny to me that the entertainment division is flourishing like mad but every other Sony division is deep in the toilet.

The first game has a pretty tragic and fairly cohesive plot. Angry guy wants to kill a god. Realizes that said god was far less responsible for misery than previous thought. Angry guy takes place of the god and the cycle carries onwards forever. Throw in the implication that Zeus was manipulating everyone the whole…

But the movie will star Tom Holland! (He's SO hot right now)

Kind of similar to how Philip Jeffries was rendered completely disconnected from reality after his experiences with the black lodge.

Kyle MacLaclan is really killing it so far. Even when stripped of the joyful eccentricities of Cooper, he still can tell so much with just a simple look. The subtle differences between good Cooper and evil Cooper are brilliant (although the creepy long hair and leather jackets certainly help).

I wouldn't bet on it but…oh man…a secret David Bowie cameo could very well shatter the entire foundations of the internet. But I wouldn't count on it.

The premiere episodes had an organic electric tree monster that evolved from a demonic arm, talks backwards and has an evil doppelganger who screams "non-exis-tance!"

The justice league trailer promised me a charming Aquaman who gleefully surfs on the batmobile. I doubt it'll be a great film or even a good one but if it gives me that much, then I'd be down.

Absolutely crazy that the poor guy has been dealing with this in private for two months now. Not to mention that he and his family may have very well been trying to help their daughter's depression for years now.

It really was a wonderful and beautiful end to their decades long friendship that Lynch managed to film a few Log Lady scenes before her final breath. It seems to have been that her scenes were the very first things shot. Must have been unimaginably difficult for her knowing that she'd be long gone before anyone saw…

I'm sad we don't have Michael J Anderson in the reboot, but "evolving" his character into some kind of nightmare organic electric tree is the kind of wonderfully batshit insane mad story move that only a true genius like David Lynch could pull off.