To be absolutely fair, Seth voices Roger and Stan (and possibly others), and he does fantastic work.

If you haven’t seen AD because of Seth MacFarlane, please do. Like this article states, he hasn’t been involved in ages and the absurd episodes are all gems, like “Rabbit Ears" from a couple of years ago.

Having just seen it for the first time (Showtime!) the only serious plot thing that got me was that, in one scene, Wesley’s guys set fire to Red’s store, and there’s a whole thing about “can you prove it? who would testify”, which, ok, but the very next scene is Wesley’s guy getting into a monster truck and, in front…

“I’m not sure he even wanted me in the movie.”

The turning of “This is Sparta” into the first line of the chorus was my favorite part

Including a non-human Pixar character was a mistake. That one was the worst (Winslet a close second).

What if she had... (Shudder) her hair in a bun?

If she’s in paint covered overalls (with pigtails, ideally) she’d be lovable, but only as a tomboy little sister.

Absolutely repulsive then!!  Especially if her family was slightly lower middle class then everyone else

I’ll stick up for that movie.  It’s great Trek.

Undiscovered Country is pretty good.

I don’t even rewatch the Robert California episodes because his character just does not belong. And is creepy. And James Spader has admitted he was just on the show for the money and the show runners/writers have admitted he never clicked.

Awww, no Iron Maiden edits like the Queen? Or maybe this was real?

No one at Fox has ever read an X-Men story.

You’d think the biggest disappointment in this story would be Voight, but instead it’s Dean Cain.

The culmination of that ankle holster scene in The Nice Guys is hilarious and they set it up brilliantly.

Holy crap I actually like what we saw of Harley Quinn’s costume. That’s surprising considering I have liked almost none of the versions seen in comics,games,  TV, or movies since they dropped her iconic original costume.

I think you are the 1st person I have seen that thought Lost World was better. Personally I think aside from the effects, everything about that movie is done much worse. I don’t find any of the characters likable and Spielberg was clearly not interested in making it the same as he was for JP.

Absolutely. The movie’s one flaw is that it has a three-dimensional and believable character as the villain, rather than a cackling, moustache-twirling EEEEVVVIILLL guy imported lock, stock and barrel from fifty other films? The flaw is that the villain doesn’t look like a villain, and makes you sympathise with him…