@avclub-58238e9ae2dd305d79c2ebc8c1883422:disqus The Civil War was really about Videographer's Rights.

Uncanny Valley is Paula Deen's brand of all-purpose salad dressing / chicken batter / dessert topping.

It looks like they turned on auto white balance and her shirt is throwing it off completely.

Even her shame looks deep fried.

This year, Ashton Kutcher spent more time and effort on creating Jobs than Congress has in the past decade.

I already plugged it in the Heat review, but go watch Thief right now.

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Some of that was due to Paramount (at least occasionally) requesting that they avoid them.

There was an internal memo back in the TNG days saying that the Wolf 359 fleet wasn't even a sizable part of Starfleet, but that the impact of its loss was huge and would be felt for years to come.

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"Hey Batman, this movie is supposed to be teal and orange. Can you get with the program?"
"No."

Brilliant.

The stunning last shot of "Call to Arms" was not supposed to happen.

I think I need to re-watch it. All I remember was Evil Bono and the feeling that the scope of the story had been reduced too much for my liking.

That's slightly… slightly… reassuring. But the latter bit bothers me a lot. "Supernatural" is no excuse for a lack of internal consistency.

It really seems like a case where the idea spent far too long in development hell.

The opening to 28 Weeks Later is the high water mark of the film and might even be better than most of the first film. The rest of the sequel… not so much.

Yep!

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