I have not read the books, but since he called for a trial by combat, would that pit Tyrion against Tywin? If that's the case, I imagine that Tywin would call the Mountain as his champion. What a beautiful way to have Oberyn step in and exact his revenge. I would LOVE for that to be the case.

Wow, I did not see strangled kittens coming into play at all. I don't even know how to process that level of pure, universal cock blocking.

A few years ago, I ran into an old friend at a beer festival that I worked with back in high school. I had the biggest crush on her for years, but she was younger and I was the boss, so I never went there (because reasons). Anyways, we're both in our mid 20's now, and really hit it off. Ended up grabbing a drink…

That looks fantastic. Bonus points for no James Franco?

I played to level 25 in BL2 with every playable character. All six of them. It just didn't do it for me. Couldn't find one that I absolutely loved, and just dunked the whole game into my pile of games I never finished. Played the hell out of the first Borderlands though. I'll never let go Bloodwing. Never.

I've gotta say, these Spoiler FAQ's are my absolute favorite.

Bud, you just perfectly described exactly how I felt. I thought the death scene was horrific (my two friends and I actually sat there, grown men, with our hands over our faces). The Peter/Gwen relationship completely carried two otherwise mediocre movies. It was everything I loved about 500 Days of Summer, crammed…

The amount of out-loud confusion in-theater during this preview was ridiculous. It ranged from 'do they not understand how Marvel movies are inter-linked?' to 'why the fuck are the X-Men in a Spider-Man movie?' to 'is this for the next Avengers?' to 'are these the villains for the next movie?'

My one problem with ASM2 and it's predecessor was the ridiculous under-development/sheer simplicity of the villains. Perhaps my mind is spoiled from Ledger's Joker (I know Spider-Man villains generally aren't that dark), but a little fleshing out would have added some much needed narrative depth to the movie.

I voted for the movie I'm least likely to see: Sin City. Because, why. I'm going to see GoTG, ASM2, X-Men, Godzilla, Edge of Tomorrow, and Planet of the Apes...basically keeping the local theater in business.

Ugh. I hate that I actually liked that. But mostly, it was all that Kevin Spacey. The natural evolution of President Frances Underwood.

They're just trbl.

I just can't deal with this. It's the lips. And the falling buildings.

In 6th grade, I made my middle school baseball team - only because I had (wait for it) interviewed the coach for an article in the school newspaper. In exchange for keeping the book during games, I was allowed to participate in full practice with the team. In all honesty, aside from having bigger boobs than most of…

I'll take this entire story with a side of NOPE NOPE NOPE.

Hi, I'm Kevin.

Wow. I worked at an amusement park in high school and early college, and representatives from Austim Speaks came to our managers orientation and gave a really great presentation about how we could better serve our mentally challenged guests - whether they be children with autism or otherwise. This was a good 6-8 years…

Autism Speaks would have been a far wiser choice on their part.

Only went back to the 360 to play Burial at Sea Part 2. Don't have the setup to run both that and the Xbox One at the same time, and surprisingly, my girlfriend loves screaming at the fucking TV to change the channel.

Burial at Sea took it to that other level for me, especially part 2. Playing stealth as Elizabeth made it feel like an entirely different game in the same setting.