Dekker was sort of forgettable in Heroes, in part because this whole controversy totally disrupted his character's story arc and he ended up just fading into the background. He was fantastic in the Sarah Connor Chronicles. By far the best John Connor portrayal anywhere in the franchise, though of course part of that…

Objectification: the sexiest nightmare.

That's a good point. Who even set all that stuff up? We don't get any indication that it's Ferris, that's for sure. So I guess a day or two later some charitable person is going to being holding a big pile of money and have Ferris tell them "Jeez, I was just home sick from school, not dying or anything."

Why do people not want Ferris to get away with his blatant lies? He's just having a fun day playing hooky. This isn't the audience getting mad at Skyler for being mad at Walter's meth operation, Ferris isn't hurting anybody.

This is a terrible article. When I hear "rigged" I expect that it's, y'know, rigged. It seems that IMDB accurately reflects the opinions of its userbase. That userbase doesn't perfectly match the country's overall demographics, but that is completely normal and no one's fault.

Why bother? What does Netflix care if people access things from the wrong country? I guess they're worried about people they buy their content from getting angry?

Yeah I feel like they could have made a cool movie out of the scenario of Harrison being an illegally genetically enhanced federation operative who turns against his superiors in an attempt to escape and save his fellow test-subjects. Could have been pretty identical to the movie that existed (to its detriment in a…

He may not have expected Bond to care (just as Khan really shouldn't have expected Kirk or Spock to care) but the significant thing is that in both cases they clearly expect the AUDIENCE to care. The Bond case is almost more egregious, because at least who Khan was had an impact on the rest of the story, while the…

Haha exactly! It's not a good sign when your fake plot cover story is more appealing than the real plot.

It's never a good idea to have the 'reveal' be that a new actor is playing a character from decades ago. They did the exact same thing in the new James Bond movie, where the villain dramatically reveals that his new name is -gasp- Blofeld! No one cares. We could have had the exact same movie without that reference.…

How would this explain Kenobi looking so old? There's nothing you can do with relativity that will make you age more quickly than people living on planets.

I really hope that this isn't the start of all the Black Mirror episodes coming true in order. Though I guess it would be nice to get the memory recorder device…

I think the general concept is that his powers grew gradually over time. Remember all those scenes in Superman products over the years of him figuring out his powers as a teenager? That wouldn't be happening if he'd had crazy strength even as a toddler.

But what if he clenches?

What's this movie going to be about? You've got the crash scene, sure, but what else? Just a day in the life of an airline pilot?

I always thought it would make sense for indigenous peoples to be much more prominent in the magical world than in the muggle world. Magical disease resistance would certainly help Native American wizards avoid the fate of their muggle counterparts, and magical power should protect them from the worst of colonial…

Touche - maybe that means they could go even shorter… though eventually you're just remaking the Hannibal movies I guess.

I enjoyed Hannibal, but it really would have been improved if it was doing True Detective length seasons. The core story is great, but it gets bogged down by needing 20 'serial killer of the week episodes' a season