I don’t care that they revealed his father. I just think it’s a huge mistake to reveal that to a room of 500 (or whatever) people and have everyone else simply read about it. Whether or not it’s the main point of the movie, it’s still a big reveal, and it would have been much cooler to see that reveal in lieu of…

Maybe DC poached him for Green Lantern. We know rumored frontrunner Chris Pine is going to the Wonder Woman movie now, so they’ll need a Hal Jordan. Maybe?

Well, PP2 already outperformed it on Thursday night. It’s unlikely it will come in first. Also, despite how much acclaim it has garnered within the film’s core audience, MMFR could struggle to connect with the broader market. There’s questions about its mainstream appeal, and I’ve already heard negative reactions from…

Slater can say it's 100% bullshit, but Kebbell confirmed the Doom blogger so at most it's 95% bullshit.

It's not genitals. It's witchcraft.

THIS:

I interpreted that scene much differently. As I saw it, Grant let Buddy go then changed his mind and ultimately saw his decision as a weakness. So, he went back and shot him, i.e. the additional scene with the dog in crosshairs.

Or, if they were trying to hide Luke from his father, why not change his last name and put him somewhere other than his dad's home planet living with relatives?

Exactly!!

8) Once he stabilized the Extremis tech, he used it to fix himself. He even talks about how he almost solved the problem years ago when he left that note for Hansen.That was the entire point of his VO at the end. Not too mention, the whole reason Killian wanted him was to force him to fix the Extremis tech. So, after…

That Trask Industries website came out last July...

Today, victorious. Earth had no clue.

Nah, Stewie has the right personality for Joffrey. If anyone should be Tyrion, it would be Brian. Smart, a booze-hound (no pun intended), gets girls way hotter than him, and different than his family.

If you're talking about the impact on pop culture, then how can you omit the original Star Wars movie?

I'm going to have to agree with you here. This is a remake of the original, not the trilogy, and is intended to be horror - not horror spoof. However, they still work in a couple of little winks and nods despite the fact that the author of this review says there are none. Hello, duct tape scene? That was hilarious.

Was just going to say the same thing. I also agree that there's nothing happy about that ending since it basically says the only way to experience happiness is to ignore all the realities of life, enjoy a very brief (and contrived) moment, and then just relax as you fall into infinite nothingness. Yeah, that's a total…