VALIDATION!

I've always had a soft spot for 10 Things I Hate About You because it was one of the first teen movies I ever saw. More than a decade later, I still quote it all the time, especially this line:

Tweeting it!

And the award for Most Seemingly Random Yet Actually Quite Appropriate Movie Reference goes to… @NewlyRegisteredRandom:disqus!

I know that liking a comment is supposed to take the place of saying stupid stuff like 'HEY-O!' or 'SNAP!' when someone has a zinger, but this deserved more than just a like, so I decided to write a reply as well.

As previously stated, I always try to watch book adaptations with an open mind, so you know it must have been bad if even I didn't enjoy it. Well, okay, the scenes with Iorek Byrnison were kinda cool, but that's pretty much it.

I was just thinking the same thing. Where's Shatner at?!

@avclub-b62a8937e3279853ee5b66cf76558278:disqus that's exactly it. When you read the book, you usually have this incredibly high standard that you hold the film to. It can often be a bit unfair because sometimes a description doesn't translate very well to the screen. This doesn't necessarily mean all book adaptations…

As an adaptation of the book, I completely understand why you were disappointed: a lot of memories were left out and some key moments were altered. However, as a film and only a film, it was by far one of the more entertaining in the series. When it comes to the Harry Potter movies, I came to realize early on that…

The source of all his power…

I always knew I liked you, Dave.

The camera work was a little shaky but I personally enjoyed it. I think that's the sort of thing you either love or hate. And yes, Jennifer Lawrence is pretty hot.

Here, here! That arc has been set up since Season 1!

So I guess it's safe to say after this episode that of the three sprinkled donuts, Jeff has now eaten one and licked the other two. 

/humblebrag

If all of those episodes got together for some sort of weird episode threesome, the resulting baby episode would be nothing short of stupendous.

Know who else is a slacker? This guy, and we all like him just fine, so you're good!

You make a good point about the group therapy episode. If done well, that can definitely be used to address all of the aforementioned arcs quite nicely.

I share your concern. It's either going to be absolutely fantastic or very disappointing.

Nah, Loki is too nice and too rational to be angry. I just hope he's not upset or feeling blue. There should really be a 'hug' option on DISQUS.