That screencap in the video of Armie Hammer and Johnny Depp looking disgusted at whatever it is they're looking at is too good to not have been on purpose.

That screencap in the video of Armie Hammer and Johnny Depp looking disgusted at whatever it is they're looking at is too good to not have been on purpose.

The implication is that she was driving the truck the whole time and that she was pretty much imagining her happy time with her friend and her family; she's a violent stalker.

Whenever I bring up High Tension, there's always someone who is quick to mention that the movie up until the ending is seen through the eyes of an unreliable narrator, and that somehow that's supposed to make all the contrivances that pop up as a result OK. And then I ask them to explain how she got the injuries she…

Are you trying to tell me that in the span of nearly a decade, Talia couldn't have pulled off what she did? I'm honestly surprised that this is confusing you so much.

Are you trying to tell me that in the span of nearly a decade, Talia couldn't have pulled off what she did? I'm honestly surprised that this is confusing you so much.

I would think that someone with the same knowledge, training, and resources as Bruce would be at least a bit smart about covering their tracks.

I would think that someone with the same knowledge, training, and resources as Bruce would be at least a bit smart about covering their tracks.

One word: Montage. What montage hasn't cured whatever ails the protagonist?

One word: Montage. What montage hasn't cured whatever ails the protagonist?

As convoluted as TDKR can be, nothing really stuck out to me as being a glaring plothole. Sure, they could have stood to explain how Bruce got back to Gotham a bit better, but in a film that already had to catch people up to speed on what happened in Batman Begins while telling its own story, I can live with "he's the…

As convoluted as TDKR can be, nothing really stuck out to me as being a glaring plothole. Sure, they could have stood to explain how Bruce got back to Gotham a bit better, but in a film that already had to catch people up to speed on what happened in Batman Begins while telling its own story, I can live with "he's the…

The Weinsteins bought the rights to the original when they announced the remake plans.

The only reason I'm waiting for this remake to come out is that the Weinsteins will have to put out the original on Blu-ray, although I'm not expecting amazing things if their treatment for the titles in the Dragon Dynasty line are anything to go by.

I always thought it was extremely weird that the perfect Harker was in the film, but they stuck him on playing Holmwood instead. Such are the demands of hot new things over actors who were sadly on their way out.