Ned's death scene was better in the TV show than in the book. Why? Because in the book, basically, all he does is confess his crimes and get beheaded. However, in the tv show, the last act he does is immensely honorable. After spotting Arya on the statue of Baelor, he tells Yoren "Baelor", so Yoren can grab and help…

First of, those kids are awesome. They delivered their scenes pretty well. I'm the kind of people that is completely annoyed when kids have the lead because, let's face it, they are usually boring, one-sided, stupid kids. It's okay, they're kids. But here, each one of them was completely amazing. Charlie reminded me a…

I began to watch the show when I saw the review of the D&D episode here. It now seriously challenges How I Met Your Mother, my favorite comedy show so far (and from which I can quote pretty much everything...), and I think Abed and Troy are having the best bromance ever! Also, I'm in love with Alison Brie, but who…

I'm a bit late, and I'm pretty sure that nobody will read this, but I had to say it: if things stay like this, it sucks. Because it totally destroy the greatest love act a father ever did for his son, the story of "the man who ruined two universes for the sake of one life". Never has Fringe being as strong as when it…

Well, I'm mostly a left-handed, but weirdly left-handed. I'm not ambidextrous, but depending on the task I'm accomplishing, I tend to be right-handed. For example, while I play golf left-handed, I play hockey right-handed. While I write with the left, I play guitar right-handed. There's also some sexual things related…

I also use a lot the "I'll be back" from Terminator, but I always add the little "pinpinpumpinpin!" while I'm going away. Tips for everyone: never actually hum the soundtrack when you say it do a date right before going to the bathroom. And if the girl happens to find it funny, marry her. She's perfect.

More season 3 or 4 actually (if they do split A Storm of Swords in two seasons). There's no Red Wedding in A Clash of Kings.

Nobody in this show is "good". Actually, the best people of the show are the exiled heir to the throne and the bastard son of Eddard. I always thought it was ironic that the brothers of the Night's Watch, despite being mostly criminals and misfits, are, in many ways, the characters more likely to be good in this…

a) Totally agree. The biggest cliché of the movie was to kill off the black guy. He also had the coolest power of the young x-men (dragonfly girl Angel over him, really?)

They are rebooting the Wolverine serie too, so what does it matter now? I couldn't stop laughing after that scene!

I don't think it's part of the continuity as much as its an easter egg for those who remembers the movie well. In the previous trilogy, Mystique and Prof X never had any bond. Beast wasn't even part of the first two movies and here he's clearly one of the founding members: he basically provides any scientific aspect.

Golden Eye, come on! 006 betraying 007 was totally heartbreaking... Not. Still, he betrayed James Bond 4 years before Frodo!

I started "Hyperion" two years ago. I heard so much good on it and one of my friends had the first one, so I borrowed it. At first, I wasn't really attracted by the story, it was well written, but somehow really slow. I put it away. And then one night where I couldn't get to sleep I picked it up and I barely slept…

Isn't it supposed to be Scott Derrickson, director of the amazingly boring "The Day the Earth Stood Still" starring Keanu Reeves?

I think it's fascinating how more and more people dress up as superheroes and go fight crime in the street (or at least pretend to). It says a lot about our society, and it's not only a western world thing with, say, Menganno in Argentina.

And an episode this season where Sam and Dean were transported in an alternate reality where they both are Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles and are actors on a show called Supernatural. And it was freakkin-awesome!

That part reminded me of what Lucifer does to Cas himself right after he throws a holy-cocktail-molothov at Michael's face after yelling "hey, assbut!" I think it brilliantly highlights that Cas has become as bad as Lucifer, killing both their brothers in one snap!

"It's like a Game Of Thrones theme park, only without the orgies."

Not from me, but it's to awesome to keep it to myself (and, well, the guys at screenjunkies)!

I call dibs! ... if she wants, of course, consent is really important, you know.