The 'doth mother know you wereth her drapes?' line was (the original scripted line was just the 'Shakespeare in the park?' part of the quip.)

Seeing as how we haven't heard any news of him being in the UK and spotted on the Doctor Who set (or the Doctor Who crew going to New Zealand) I don't think that Doctor Who episode plan ever panned out…maybe he will do one under Chris Chibnall, but part of what made it seem at least alittle possible when Moffat was…

Oh yeah definetly agree there. (I'm still annoyed that Life of Pi won the cinematography Oscar over Skyfall…while Life of Pi was visually a stunning film, the fact that something like 90% of it was CGi, compared to the practical work Deakins did for Skyfall does make me alittle annoyed)

Watch Casino Royale- other than that you haven't missed out on all that much.

Most of the major beats have to do with Indy and his father- which is a relationship that is very much set-up and explored in this film.
Seeing Raiders would give you some idea of who Marcus is (then you can marvel at the sudden drop of his IQ between films) and also help establish who Sallah is…I feel like Raiders is…

Part of the reason I've never seen Lawrence of Arabia is it's one of those films I've heard you really need to see on a cinema screen to really appreciate, and if there is ever a screening of it in my area I will definetly see it…but at the moment I'd rather wait for that moment to potentially come, rather than watch…

One of my friends from high-school has a cousin who worked at Skywalker Ranch and he got to have a short visit to the archives when he was on a trip to Calafornia. He wasn't allowed to take any photos…except for one where he is standing next to the original Boba Fett suit from Empire Strikes Back.

JJ has started filming so I'd assume that it will be next in line before DD (and while I'd like JJ to be released before the end of this year, with Punisher coming out this year realistically it'll be coming out early 2018.)

See I had the opposite impression- there was never a point where Tarkin looked real to me, while Leia looked realistic enough that if someone had told me that it was archive footage of Carrie Fisher they'd used I would have believed them.

The writer's claimed that dialogue cut from the film was meant to state that if the Captain of the Flying Dutchman's true love waits for them after the 10 years they are free of the curse and can return to land.
(And that's why there was a green flash at the end of 3, as that was meant to show Will's soul returning…of…

The writer's for that film also said once that because Will kept to his duties, and Elizabeth remained true to him, he'd be able to return to the world of the mortals after 10 years (or something.)…

Well he talks at the end about how he and Barry are enemies in Barry's future- so I'm hopeful we will see him again in upcoming seasons.

Yeah definetly agree that's the way to do it (and there will be points where everyone is alittle judgey about someone else's interests, the important thing is to try and be mindful of those thoughts when they happen and keep them in perspective.)

It depends on how you interact with people relating to the pop-culture- if you use it as a means of bonding over shared interest/ obsession and are open to finding what a persons other interests are it can help to build strong foundations to a friendship/ relationship.

It might be a good trailer but, at least for me, it isn't a good Justice League trailer.
The colour balance, emphasis on night scenes and dimly-lit scenes, the hard-rock version of Come Together….none of that screams Justice League to me.
A Justice League trailer to me should be emphasising the epic nature of the…

Not just the title, they had the rights to the entire novel- what the producers tried to do initially was team up with Eon Productions (like Kevin McClory did with Thunderball), but they wanted to much of a cut of the backend so Eon productions turned them down…they then triied to sign on Sean Connery to play Bond in…

Can they make this show about Jay instead of Barry? Cause it'd be nice to have a Flash show with a Flash that acts heroic, rather than getting stuck making the same mistakes over and over again.

They also set up that she has control issues when she gets too much power a couple of points earlier on (mainly through jokes, but it definetly set up that side of the character.)

I read once that it was actually her choice not to be upgraded to series regular: at the start of Season 5 when Emma Caulfield was made a serie regular they made Amber Benson the same offer but she turned it down as being a regular would her ability to take other work.

I think Serie One has a fairly strong arc- looking beyond the Bad Wolf words- the main arc is the Doctor overcoming his trauma relating to the Time War and then when being put into a situation where he has to make the same choice again, choosing not to press the button.
You have the introduction of the Doctor/ End of…