Well that part would probably be okay. But I don't think it would be worth it for me personally to be made to feel like an idiot by some grumpy celebrity.

Having only seen one clip (the "How come you ain't never liked me?" scene) I would assert that angry James Earl Jones is way scarier than Darth Vader.

I don't necessarily agree, but upvoted because Wilson is amazing and we could all stand to discuss the great American playwrights a little more often.

The first Mortal Kombat movie was damn entertaining, and treated the whole concept with the appropriate level of "Big Trouble in Little China" winking humor. Four armed warlords and shape-shifting sorcerers from another dimension? Okay, as long as we bring in Christopher Lambert as the Chinese god of thunder.

Do you like the fairly-repetitive yet fairly charismatic Marvel format?

I loved "Creed." He wishes his ass was in there!

This is why we can't have nice things.

I'm an entertainment reporter, and watching this video gives me so much agita that I can't finish. This is my nightmare.

I thought The Maestro was invented by Peter David during his run on "Incredible Hulk"?

For my part, I actually missed much of the recent stuff - I heard Kitty was now chillin with Star Lord but didn't really know about the other X-Men/Guardian cross-overs.

I'm all for Marvel Studios getting the rights back for X-Men and the Fantastic Four, but can we please not contaminate the solid B+ track record of the MCU with the far less consistent current X-Men franchise? Let Jackman and Lawrence et al. hang it up first.

It depends. Are they in Soviet Russia?

You're right about Kitty's recent foray into space. But despite both of them being groups of intergalactic outlaws, the Guardians and the Starjammers aren't connected at all. And that's a shame honestly, because I'd be into that comic.

You don't ask total strangers on the internet for questionable advice in dealing with your kids? Bro, do you even parent?

And what about the audience members who paid to see a comedian they like? Shouldn't they get to see the show they paid for instead of having to listen to some front-row jackass?

I agree. And that's what has me wondering: should I show her T1 first?

You're right. No, no, none of this makes sense at all!

I may be way off, but I think Buress was saying "isn't it crazy we have a president who was on a goofy TV show like WWE?" and the lady's response was "Clinton was also on a goofy TV show called 'Broad City.'"

I get that destroying hecklers is some kind of way that comedians prove their bona fides or whatever, but isn't making your audience laugh the real test as to whether or not you're competent? Judging by the clip, it seemed like he was doing just fine in that regard.

I think the worst bit of violence in the first Terminator is probably when he's gunning down the police station, right? And yeah, I'm most concerned with Alien. But so far she's proven pretty resilient to the PG-13 level scares, so I feel like she's ready to up the ante.