No, but a confession not under oath is easy to poke holes into, which is why they rarely convict people. An oblique confession made via an audio recording when the defendant is offscreen will be very easy for the defense to destroy, if not have excluded outright.

Are you holding me responsible for how the legal system works?

Oddly, I banned Andrei Konchalovsky movies from my popcorn festivals.

I watched all nine episodes of the Netflix/Canada TV show TRAVELERS. I can't decide if it caught me up in its story because it's great, or because sci-fi television is at such a low ebb right now. But catch me up it certainly did. It is character based sci-fi that doesn't push its time travel sci-fi premise further…

That audio was never going to convict him anyway. If it's not under oath, usually pretty useless in a courtroom. I'd imagine it might not even be admissible.

Good for him. I wish more people of means would do this.

You gave this a better grade than the AV Club gave Trollhunter.

I was 11 when my dad took me to see Alien in the theaters, and I grew into one of the world's preeminent psychopaths. So I'd say wait one more years.

The only difference for me is that I put Alien & Aliens on an equal plane, while T2, which is great, Is still a decidedly lesser thing than Terminator.

Cameron also accented the CGI with practical effects, the best example of which was the end of the skewering of John's step-dad.

I'll have to watch that again. I remember thinking the opening scene with the football player was great, but then it lost me quickly thereafter. Perhaps I was too young and pretentious to appreciate it. It was also back when I considered Tony Scott to be the ultimate cheap hack, which was a designation I only started…

I finally watched this last year. Once I did, I was glad I had waited until 50 inch plasma tv's had been invented. The last time I tried to watch it was in the 80's, and I turned it off after the first scene, hoping that someday I'd catch it at a revival house. Alas, that never happened.

I watched Bubba Ho-Tep last week, a mere fifteen years late. I was blown away by Bruce Campbell's understated take on an aged Elvis.

I'd hate to see what El Dan would stick in through the window.

Yeah, so maybe we could have done this for computer stock market trading before we worried about people getting ripped off on Taylor Swift tickets?

Jesus. You took my comment pretty seriously for someone telling me not to take things so seriously.

BvS should probably be #1, but no Suicide Squad or Collateral Beauty pretty much invalidates this list anyway.

Makes me think there should be a White List, for the absolutely worst produced scripts each year.

Specific Rim: The Brown Hole of Joy

Harrison still wants the glass back.