Man, I wish I could have seen Warcraft through your eyes.

Yeah, I could see how that would impact the experience. Don't Breathe was great in the theater.

I remember a lot of grumbling in my theater once the movie ended. I really have no idea who could have watched that trailer and not realized it wasn't going to be a straightforward scarefest. I love me a good scarefest (Conjuring 2 is my third favorite film of the year) but it's that kind of behavior which is the…

I preferred Don't Breathe, but I have a personal preference for pure survival horror over killer-vs-victim. That said, Hush is a great killer-vs-victim movie, and Mike Flanagan deserves commendation for delivering two of the best horror films of the year.

It narrowly misses my top 10, but I really dug that movie. Great acting, great cinematography, and very charming.

I am constantly incensed at Pine being left out of the Best Actor race. And I loved Foster and Bridges, but Pine is outstanding.

1. Hell or High Water
2. La La Land
3. The Conjuring 2
4. 10 Cloverfield Lane
5. The Nice Guys
6. The Edge of Seventeen
7. Arrival
8. Hunt for the Wilderpeople
9. Hardcore Henry
10. Star Trek Beyond

Sure, in the sense that a mediocre adaptation of The Killing Joke is still an adaptation of The Killing Joke. The flashbacks are mostly well done, though the film sadly drops the seamless transitions between past and present from the comic. I didn't watch a ton of BTAS, so I don't have the nostalgia for Hamill's Joker…

You might even say it was A Close Shave…

From my point of view, the concessions are evil!

For that much, you could buy quite a lot of potatoe.

ARRGHHAGRFAGRAGRAGR. RRRAARRAAFFARGGGGHHHH. RRRRGGGH. AAAARRRGGGHH.

LEGO Frozen: Northern Lights: So I am utterly and totally unapologetic in my passion for Disney's Frozen. I really dug it when I saw it the first time, and I still dig it now. Most of that hinges on how well basically all the characters (except the trolls, who can fuck off) are humorous, entertaining, and effectively…

LEGO Frozen: Northern Lights: So I am utterly and totally unapologetic in my passion for Disney's Frozen. I really dug it when I saw it the first time, and I still dig it now. Most of that hinges on how well basically all the characters (except the trolls, who can fuck off) are humorous, entertaining, and effectively…

No, Uncle Owen's dead. They killed him, Aunt Beru, John Williams and the London Symphony Orchestra. Now Danny Elfman has to score the rest of the movie.

I want my seven minutes back. This just reeks of holier-than-thou "modern movies all suck" ranting.

I listened to this while watching the Star Gate sequence from 2001.

I'm hoping that Obama just gathers himself, a Lincoln impersonator, and Diamond Joe Biden to go in and sock some sense into him while pretending they're spirits.

Unfortunately, it will only happen after Putin kills Carl Weathers.

Mark Rylance.