He has made multiple movies where women are the lead. Plus when they aren't the lead, they pretty much always wind up well developed and strong characters. The placement of names in the credits shouldn't matter more than the actual characters being done well.

I've seen him three times in recent years. The first two times he wasn't exactly enthusiastic, but he was putting more into the performance than a lot of other acts I've seen. However when I saw him open for The Rolling Stones in October, he seemed to be genuinely happy to be playing and put on a much more…

I find it hard to believe that Dylan cared enough about the prize to look up things online for the speech they were making him give.

That list is single volume only, Lord of the Rings is generally considered as a triple volume novel in these lists. Also the sales numbers for all of these are just estimates since there's no way to fully track it all, it's estimated over 150 million depending on the source it may be higher. But yes the list is…

The Lord of the Rings is the second best selling book (they count the three as one book) of all time (not counting religious texts). It's status didn't change much after the films. Perhaps Hamlin, if not big on the books, is simply a Led Zeppelin fan, since they love their Tolkien references.

They're both just as bad as the other.

Disqus does have an app…
Also the app works.

The bloop is such a fascinating thing to me. Particularly when you get into the non-iceberg theories, which is likely the true boring cause of the noise. The idea of a creature that massive living in the deep emitting a noise that spreads 3000 miles gets a lot of theories going, from a Megalodon to Cthulhu himself …

I'd rather he just take some time and come up with a solid plan for a fourth year. The Larry David approach. This season has certainly struggled, but I still really like the man's work. If he needs a few years to build up the next great season, I say give him time.

That's why I went with the Batman that pulls off crazy the best after Adam.
Patrick Stewart already does it on American Dad so I don't think they'd move him.
Ian McKellen did that role real well as Cogsworth in Beauty & the Beast, so maybe him.

I could see them just ignore it or combine it with a Carrie Fischer farewell.
Perhaps we'll see Mayor Michael Keaton.

That sucks, he was my favorite part of Family Guy, always great when he shows up and says something crazy.
I enjoyed his Batman enough but I preferred just his own personality. He was always a pleasure to watch in anything.

It would work pretty well as a series finale.

I disliked how the UFO stuff was handled, they shouldn't have shown it at all, even if that sighting is one of the most famous.

It's a massive step down from the past 2 seasons. And even 8 episodes in it's struggling with character development. There's not much reason to give a damn about most of the cast.

John Hannah is definitely my favorite part of the third film, but he wasn't enough to carry it. Perhaps if Evie hadn't been recast the other characters would have had better chemistry to at least make the film decent, but Hannah delivered.

Not only can you see Jurassic Park, but Hogwarts has a massive and clearly visible warehouse right next to it. They didn't even try to keep the immersion. Plus the second Harry Potter ride is likely the worst ride I've ever been on, and I've been to most major parks and lots of little ones. London is neat and…

I could see ranking Tomb below the Scorpion King films but not Returns. While not as good as the first one, Returns still had charm and fairly good production value until the Scorpion King fight. The score alone elevates the film beyond the other sequel/ spinoffs, but then it also has the character chemistry still…

Conceptually, this seems very similar to Pnuema: Breath of Life, which is an awesome game to play through quickly. I really like these short focused games, I'll have to get this one.

That's just the wind coming over from Jersey