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You're correct, they shouldn't have evolved them at all in this episode. The original design is scary enough, and last week's episode did a terrific job amping up the body-horror involved with making a Cyberman. The full-armor suits aren't scary at all, they just make them look like generic robotic bad guys.

Ah, obviously I missed that.

Here's something that has been bugging me since last week. When the Doctor figured out the black hole was causing time to move at different speeds for each level, why did he take the lift down instead of the Tardis? Too many times on this show they come up with some weird way to sideline the Tardis, I guess because it

I thought Bill was a great companion, it's a pity she only got one season.

Some of it worked for me, some didn't. For one, I thought the John Simm Master was really underused. He was responsible for Bill's situation, yet the Doctor (or Cyberman Bill) didn't really seem to care. He just kind of sat around doing nothing for almost the entire episode. I also thought Bill's happy ending just

I cant talk, I liked the first Mortal Kombat movie, and also kind of liked Street Fighter

I think it all boils down to what the profession is. Say four people got hired for the same kind of job at McDonalds, and two were paid a dollar more an hour for no reason, then there's room for complaint. But these people are actors who have agents that are supposed to negotiate for the best deal possible. This is

Jesus fucking Christ

Vorshtein?

I'm all for equal pay, but a 10 to 15% difference is not all that bad. I wonder if there were other factors in their decision, like having to live away from family during shooting or something like that. Or maybe being tied to a TV show doesn't allow for many other work opportunities.

There's a great behind the scenes clip of Raimi pranking Molina by bringing in Willem Dafoe as an "acting coach"

"irregardless"?

Well the movie doesn't officially open for a week, so I guess they are still early

The first Amazing Spider-Man wasn't all that bad, much better than the third Raimi one. Now, ASM2, that was horrible.

It's Slyde's time to slide!

It's been never since we got a proper Green Goblin. Dafoe came close, but that dumb Power Rangers suit kept it from being a home run.

He can be two things!

Sounds like the start of a Buzzfeed clickbait article. WHY HOLLYWOOD WON'T CAST TOBY MAGUIRE ANYMORE.