My grandma's favorite movie.

That was… surprisingly perfect!
Great job, indeed!

I have heard of it. Didn't know it was from the same director, though.
Thanks for the tip, I'll check it out.

Another that I saw recently that was a legitimate good surprise was "Oculus".

Did you see the test footage, for the concept?

How do you solve racism?

Well, it depends. In inFamous I played first as hero and the second playthrough on the max difficulty as a villain, just because it was fucking impossible NOT to kill civilians in the fights. And I found out it was waaay more fun being a super-villain.

Totally.
Renegade Shep in ME1 and ME2: Sarcastic and Funny.
Renegade Shep in ME3: Hitler.

Thank God I bought this soon-to-be hipster machine a month before they discontinued production.

She's too short.

Someone really needs to update that release chart that was posted sometime ago!!

I'd watch that.

Every year these Game of Thrones "befofe and after" videos amaze me.

I don't know, Judging totally from the outside it might come as a shock that kids watch stuff like this, but in all honesty, I could bet that most of us here also watched movies and TV shows that were completely inappropriate for us when we were kids. And I at least turned out fine.

This isn't really a Superman sequel. It's a Justice League prequel.

That's actually pretty impressive. Too bad they didn't use the original soundtrack, then it would've been perfect. (they probably can't, though).

NICE! Now all we need is a "Fan's Cut" of the whole episode, like the ones for the Star Wars prequels online, and I can delete the original and pretend none of that ending ever happened.

if this was ten years in the future, how come Curtis looked exactly the same, without exaggerated make-up and hair pieces that's are common on this show?
Why isn't there anyone else at the Farhampton Inn? Are they DEAD? is it a dream? Is Curtis God?! Or is it just a mistake?

Cary Fukunaga is about to receive a shit-ton of job offers.

Mind. Blown.