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okaynotreally

Yup, I felt like they did a TON of world-building in this and I appreciated the hell out of it. I went into this expecting to hate it (or at least dislike it a ton), but ended up enjoying myself far more than Age of Ultron, which just felt like it existed solely as a reason for Tony Stark to be even more

Don’t the Browns have anyone advising them?!

Right? I’d think he’s a much greater liability than Tim Burton. Yeah, Burton doesn’t do well with adaptations but this is one of his originals and besides, Michael Keaton improvised most of his lines on the last one anyway.

“I actually have faith in Seth Grahame-Smith’s script.”

There are plenty of reasons to hate on Amazon, but the anonymous shaming of people who were caught stealing is where you want to drum up outrage?

And it should be called out every time it happens!

When an affectionate term like dear is used by a stranger/person in a position of power it always comes off as super condescending to me.

“And we want to treat this with the seriousness it deserves, so we’re going to put you on GMA. Your segment would be between Rachel Ray and the winner of the Westminster Dog Show.”

Doesn’t Superman have super hearing, too? Assuming the smoke has something that blocks x-ray vision, couldn’t he have heard Batman flanking him?

Amen. J. J. is on the verge of repeating his gaff with Star Trek: Into Darkness. Just stop. Heed some sage advice from Walter Sobchak and...

My brother is speculating Stannis is alive and Jon is dead. I’m on the other side of this, because of what Stannis did and why Jon is still needed. I think they may have wanted to keep multiple cliffhangers open for us to speculate (theoretically we don’t even know if Sansa and Theon are still alive after jumping from

I’m sure the movie sucks and I will likely never watch it (never been a big zombie fan anyway), but, um, could those two be any more . . . millennial? I got about five minutes in and stopped—if I have to hear them say ‘like’ or ‘literally’ one more time . . .

Meh. I want an awesome steak. Whatever gets me there is secondary.

Sorry for introducing you to fine art.