It would be sort of like a modern Heavenly Creatures; which is to say i'm on board with it.

There are leftist libertarians, but i can't imagine Eastwood would ever identify as one, which is why i said "reasonably right-wing" since i think that covers him a bit better.

It's also the one with Patricia Clarkson as a love interest and/or reporter. Her voice has always been the same and frankly it's bizarre to hear it coming out of a 29-year-old.

Some people (actually, a lot of people) really only saw the "America, fuck yeah!" aspects, which is unfortunate.

If i had to put him in a box i'd probably say he's a reasonably right-wing libertarian.

It was a disappointment even when it was over.

A lot of people left after the mid-credits scene, me among them (even though i knew there was post one), but a good portion stayed. It just must be really annoying to wait for everyone to leave before the next showing (which was almost immediately after that one).

Good that she dropped out. Any franchise that manages to waste her talent that badly does not deserve her. See also: Star Wars.

I don't get the adoration for Loki at all. As far as i can tell it's because he's got a healthy female fanbase.

Liefeld's drawings are just weird in general. I don't like saying he's a bad artist because he can certainly draw better than me, but he has such a bizarre obsession with unrealistic muscles, proportions and pouches. Funnily enough the first two comics i read (Deathmate and Youngblood) were both drawn by him, and it…

She's great. It's just a shame we won't get to see her play the character on the big screen (unless they revamp their whole set up which admittedly isn't a bad idea).

Fury Road almost definitely got an A-.

The Russo Bros. also nailed the fights in The Winter Soldier so I had very high expectations for Civil War… and they delivered oh so much.

Once the lights come up i feel like they're trying to tell us to get the hell out.

My co-worker and i were discussing the movie yesterday, and as he was calling it B.V.S i decided to called it 'Beavers'. So, yeah… that's up for grabs.

They were either has-beens or up and comers if i recall correctly

I wonder how effects like that are done a lot too. With some actors, like Jim Carrey in Dumb and Dumber, they actually did have chipped a tooth and had the cap taken off. But I don't know how they did with Krakowski.

I doubt the show will ever explicitly say what happened but there is a lot of evidence, too much for it to have been unintentional, that points to sexual abuse. If the writers choose to go there then all power to them, but I doubt that they could while keeping the tone consistent.

That movie has been my pick me up for years.

I've got high hopes for season 3,especially since season 2 went from strength to strength. Plus, the darker twist in humour would only get darker with a storyline that actually requires face to face interaction between Kimmy and the reverend.