You need to buy a new tv.

I go to the Alamo Drafthouse for most movies these days. There are no ads before the movies, they throw you out for talking, and they make a pretty good patty melt. That said, almost every other theater chain is a downright hateful experience. Unless you have a super-active social life or just have to see a movie “as…

“Once you commit to a television format, you’re a TV movie.”

Doom Patrol is awesome, and I did enjoy Titans too. Though I would have preferred if Starfire’s powers and personality were a bit more like the Teen Titans version, or at least a bit less murdery.

I don’t laugh together or cry together with people in a theater.

I think the problem is that a lot of people were unhappy with the Titans finale (myself included) and felt that a lot of character development was sacrificed to boost Robin.

Now that’s scary!

Well . . . it looks better than Hellboy, so that is something.

I kinda want to see it in its current condition.

It’s almost like a Mad Libs.

that plot synopsis is too damn many things for a start

I should’ve known it would be nefarious because it’s Clive Owen. 

That’s because the young man is Henry Brogan, a much-younger clone—also played by Smith, digitally altered to appear younger—who was created by a man named Clay Verris (Clive Owen) for seemingly nefarious purposes.

Young Will Smith clearly wants revenge on old Will Smith for turning down The Matrix in favor of Wild Wild West.

Nah...

I just can't believe that Darth Vader turned out to be Luke Skywalker's father!

Yeah, Ian McDiarmid came out on stage after they rolled the trailer the first time to say “Roll it again” in his evil voice. So... That’s something.

That was Palpatine laugh right?