My favorite review of "Aliens" remains Ebert's, who was so thoroughly emotionally wiped from the excruciatingly nail-biting action, that he gave it 3.5 stars instead of the full four because although masterfully crafted, he couldn't reconcile a film that left him feeling traumatized being "entertainment".

"We've got 30 cops in this building."

Didn't that voice in the stinger say "Polaris"?

"Rosa’s child voice was the single most terrifying thing I’ve heard all year."

In a just world, we'd have more Moonbeam City.

So was the Marshall a honey trap set up by Figgis?

"By the way, it’s Jake’s decision to blackmail Holt that eventually gets them into the 'camera phone' blackmail situation. Blackmail’s bad, you guys."

"Aw, look at that little guy. Just sorta resting there."

That kind of linguistic permissiveness will lead to classics being known as "The Seven Samurais" and "The 47 Ronins".

Good review but by-the by, "ninja" is both singular and plural ( i.e., not "ninjas").

Mild shock moment? The fact that USA straight up let them say "fuck" and "fucking" without the least bit of censoring.

Just rewatched. Loved the belated realization that the the one who initiated the dog jailbreak was a Muslim.

"But however that works out, the Enterprise crew seemed long overdue for a gay crew member, and honoring Takei is a great way to do that."

The murder of the bastards was on Joffrey's ledger, not Cersi's.

That was Joffrey's doing, not hers.

He became the Kingslayer to prevent the Mad King from doing pretty much exactly what Cersei did. Gods know what she's capable of doing next.

So, where did Arya get that face? Taken from the House of Black and White? Did she kill some innocent servant girl?

Jamie's doomed to add Queenslayer to his résumé, isn't he …

Not one betting line that Lady Stoneheart will make her debut in the finale?

Now if they'd had Ramsey on a rack as his dogs chewed the flesh off his body … *that* would have been perfect.