Her and Magneto really don’t fit in the poster. It’s like they’re the only people who’ve discovered color. Well, Prof X seems like he’s aware of color and doesn’t quite trust it.

Don Cheadle was an upgrade

“Like a leaf on the wind...” #NeverForget

When you tell a 22-year-old to turn off the phone, don’t ruin the movie, they hear please cut off your left arm above the elbow.

Robert Downey Jr. plays a 20-year-old man, which is pretty incredible.

Should it really? So if we take a woman and cast her in a role that was originally for a man, are we gonna start calling it “femwashing” at some point? Oh god, I can already hear the Trump supporters taking notes.

Blunt or Dormer would be perfect, but I’d say Blunt just edges her out. Dormer tends to over-accentuate her American-English just a bit too much (As seen in Elementary).

Love the gif version of that.

Would you kindly elaborate?

“Horrific, deplorable violence is OK as long as people don’t say any naughty words.” -Kyle’s mom

What if Negan doesn’t kill Maggie, but introduces Maggie’s belly to Lucille?

Spoiler talk always makes me think of the PA strip.

#MakeWesterosGreatAgain

I just read Cool_Breeze’s write up’s, I prefer his style.

remember kids, the only difference between screwing around and science is writing it down!

Flashbacks are an interesting storytelling device, and if they aren’t used correctly, can seem like a hamfisted way of forcing themes or connections down our throat. My favorite use of them in recent history is Man of Steel, where the movie starts with Clark grown up (you know, after the whole awesome Krypton scene),…

When Pink Floyd’s “Welcome to the Machine” started to play and the Machine started talking to Harold I both got chills and a bit misty.

*checking* Nope, not April 1st.