I feel like this reviewer was giving a solid 85% through most of this review, then at about the 90 minute mark, just sort of said, "fuck it…" and was like, "then blah blah blah it was over, the end."

It seemed obvious to me that TAHITI was still in play in The Dirty Half-Dozen. They had planned to reprogram Ward, which was why he got away when he could.

Your comment is biased against men who have no wang.
EDIT: And I guess also against women who do have a wang.

I'm no longer wearing socks.

Agreed. And the whole, "what? I can't even call FAKE women sluts????" response really didn't do him any favors either.

Just don't tell him that now that you've gotten to know him, you're sure he wasn't in line. That would make him very angry. PROVE IT!

My family had the VHS, two tapes due to length, and at one point, I had considered starting with the second tape just so I could see the ship sinking and see if there was any carnage or anything. Then I realized it was probably going to be more weepy than exciting and decided against it.

I've never seen Titanic. It came out when I was in high school and every single person I knew was seeing it at least once a week for what seemed like forever. I don't know, I just felt so pressured to see it and after a while, it became a badge of honor for me that I hadn't. I don't much care one way or another now,…

They had a chance to pass the Grey title off to Lexie, but that opportunity crashed in the forest somewhere between Seattle and Boise.

Oh lord, if I'm not craving a ham biscuit just reading your comment. The nearest Bojangles is about 80 miles from me. Now I'll be thinking about that fluffy salt lick all week.

TV is changing. So should the Emmy's.

Isn't she from Pennsylvania?

Well, I know what I'll be doing for the next 10 hours.

Can't find fault there.

Do we think maybe Rick WAS out there too long? Glen said they were almost out there too long, and that's probably true for most of them, but I'm not so sure about Rick.

I'm a ding dong as well. I first thought it was Melissa McBride getting caught up with the prop, and they were too lazy to re-shoot or just left it for some reason. Then I thought that McBride would be just as comfortable with that thing as Carol at that point so that didn't make sense either. Then I just kinda…

Agreed. If anything, by that point, I was pretty meh about it. It was obvious she was dead and it was logical to assume she was in the bard.

This entire show is a a piquerist's wet dream. It's also laughable for Hardy to dismiss "simplistic" theories since everything about this show is boiled down to it's most basic level.

I liked Elysium a lot. Chappie looks like hot, wet garbage.

Steve Zissou's boat.