Yeah, it’s not like the name HBO hasn’t been synonymous with groundbreaking, critically acclaimed, and wildly popular entertainment for the last few decades, or anything. 

This is the exact plot of the movie “Moon” with Sam Rockwell. 

Andor is pretty amazing, but I can certainly see why it wouldn’t be popular. Star Wars is pretty much a comfort food brand at this point with pew-pew spaceship battles and space superheroes with laser swords. This is what sci-fi is to many, many people.

I agree with a lot of this, but Los Espookys rules. More magical realism please. Water’s Shadow deciding she had spent enough time as a parasitic soul demon and that she needed to get an office job to progress her career, then showing up to the embassy for an interview and communicating in the same croaks and water…

The word on the street is that there’s a time travel element.  Which, you know what, fine.  

Wait ‘till I tell you about the elevated train in midtown Manhattan in Spider-Man 2.

“We would not have his body removed from where it lies surrounded by his brave and devoted soldiers. ... We can imagine no holier place than that in which he lies, among his brave and devoted followers, nor wish for him better company. – what a body-guard he has!”

Hey, say what you will about Hitler, but at least he killed Hitler.

Robert Gould Shaw was the white colonel’s name and he actually existed, led the 54th, died with them and was buried with them.

Well, this review is a real slap in the face.

I like it in concept, but the reason why it worked in the first film was how quickly the situation was resolved.  Having everyone mindlessly blasting at the space where Indy was standing after he ducks is a little too silly for me.

Glad you are excited but watching this trailer just reminded me how great of a trilogy the Indian Jones movies are and I’m glad they never made any more of them  

If you hold it up at just the right spot it shows you where a box is hidden on the crashed Death Star

Dial D for Destiny

My weird, esoteric concern: the original films were, at least in part, homages to the b-movies and serials of the 30s, which often included things like Professor Challenger going on adventures. (That’s why they’re set in the 30s and have hokey titles and red lines moving across maps and such.) Crystal Skull, for…

I mean, I was pretty obviously being dismissive of what I consider to be mindless corporate bullshit.

You know how all puppies are dogs, but not all dogs are puppies? By being gay, he's under the umbrella of being queer; what's the problem, Boblem?

Oh yeah, we’ve got our share of stupids up here. They just tend to be less heavily-armed (for now).

This is just proof that some Canucks are as gullible as our own American Red Hat Moron Brigade.

I wonder what other three-name-having actresses think?
Sarah Michelle Geller?
Jennifer Love Hewitt?
Jamie Lee Curtis?
Melissa Joan Hart?