I didn't know about this. Are they worth seeking out if you're someone with no interest in CSI, but a lot in Tarantino?

There is "nothing" to "see" here.

Reading this made me "uncomfortable".

That would be one that would hurt. I really hope not.

Not to be controversial or anything, but that Stephen Colbert is a good guy. Don't hit me.

Mine would probably be any Frank Miller book. Obviously none of the recent stuff, but I love Year One, The Dark Knight Returns, and The Man Without Fear despite their obvious problems, Dark Knight especially.

Yeah, watching this made me want to take a shower. Especially the part where they cheered for the Marvel logo.

If they really wanted to adjust for inflation, The 31,719,189.19 Dollar Man is probably free.

That's exactly what I felt when watching it. Glad I'm not the only one.

I'm 100% behind Pam Grier being in more movies in general, Jackie Brown rocks, and she does too.

I'm sorry, but "Fuck you, it's The Rock" was the correct answer.

*occasionally half-grins*

Only God Runners. The Blade Notebook (could double as a Blade sequel that transitions into the romantic-vampire murdering genre).

About 80% of that livestream was almost unwatchable. I was feeling really bad about this, and then the trailer. Holy shit. Seeing Ford as Han Solo again made everything right in the world.

Yep that's it. Just noticed it was linked in the article, I'm an idiot. Thanks, though.

Wasn't there some absolutely insane Wizard of Oz TV adaptation being kicked around in the last few years that was set in like modern day New York in a free clinic or some shit?

…and other stuff together. To justify my Andy Dwyer/Bobby Newport slash fic.

Well, I'm just gonna start saying I'm 2 as fuck. Easier to explain.

All of the seasons are brilliant, in my opinion.

Where the hell does Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson find the time to make movies, tv shows, reality shows, some wrestling occasionally, and also to maintain the hulking mass of man meat that is his body?