Stuffed candy in the vents? What in the everliving hell?!

God damn. I've never had a cockroach in bed *frantically knocks on the coffee table* but the day I moved into an adorable Victorian summer sublet, a whole mob of the fuckers tried to crawl up the kitchen sink when I was mopping the floor.

Alabama here. We had a damn 4-5'' long one writhing around on the floor the other night. There's a reason why I sleep with a can of Bengal by my bed.

Pfff. The cockroaches down here would eat that thing for lunch.

Oh my God, yes. I need an after-credits scene with Peter explaining to everyone how they just pulled the most awesome Care Bear Stare ever.

Victor as Topher was equally awesome, you're right - perhaps as awesome because he nailed Fran Kranz's portrayal of him. If the show hadn't been on Fox, gotten the slot of death, and hadn't cast Elisa Dushku as the lead....who knows.

Words cannot express my disdain for her recasting in the third movie. Rachel Weisz drunkenly shouting "I AM A LIBRARIAN" always makes me smile.

Hey, none of us thought a casting director would consider Carrie Underwood a convincing Maria von Trapp. Duct tape would fix the lovely Ms. Brie's bust - and in hindsight, duct tape probably would have been a welcome addition to The Sound of Music.

For a minute I thought the headline read Allison Brie and I was all YAY!, and then once my eyes started working, I was all

Poor Famke Jaansen. I vaguely remember she had wanted to do the Dark Pheonix plot since she was first cast as Jean Grey - I hope she flung the script for X-3 across the room as soon as she finished reading it.

Thanks for the rec! I did see The Way Back, if only because I knew it was by the same director as Master and Commander.

I hated all things nautical before seeing that movie, and now I'm working on a PhD dealing with naval medicine in the Age of Sail. o.O But considering the books are known as the Aubrey/Maturin series, it would have been SO EASY for a director to get the character dynamics completely wrong, but Peter Weir and the cast…

Heads up, enthusiastic Jesuits: If it's intergalactic singing, just ignore it.

No time have I had a movie, except maybe with Peter Weir, where I felt certain someone had a better idea what I should be doing.

When Star Trek 3, a gritty, dark time-travel movie to save a pod of dolphins fails, they'll drag Kahn and his Jesus!Tribble magic powers back in.

I like the guy as an actor. I'll go ahead and be a Cumberhipster and say I liked him from "Amazing Grace,'" before he graced a Tumblr dashboard. But it seems as if some point in the near future, we'll have a movie where every character is played by him. (To be specific, I really want Alexander Siddig for Strange,…

Ugh, text. I meant the Khan 'spoiler' above about him coming back - which really isn't so much a spoiler as ruminating/conjecture/etc.

Between this and the damn Khan spoiler (is it really a spoiler), I am so feeling the Cumberbatch fatigue.

Well, Ultron IS voiced by James Spader...