I don’t see much of a dilemma. Colleen is perhaps the best thing about Iron Fist and the Sand Snakes are perhaps the worst thing about Game of Thrones.

I finally watched The Mist this past Halloween, and boy was that ending pure garbage. There is no way that plays out like that, ever. But it was nice to see were Frank Darabont got half of the original cast for The Walking Dead from.

I always assumed Loki’s brainwashing on Iron Man didn’t work because he tapped it to the arc reactor (a foreign object) and not anywhere fleshy on Stark’s body.

Damon Lindeloff ruined Alien, can’t way for him to ruin Watchmen. He is one of the worst writers in the world, please stop letting him work. He helped make Khan a shitty star trek film and headed writting on lost. Keep him away from everything.

Hey Charles Stross wrote a story that touches on this subject!

52.Had the same issue. In general the quiz is not so difficult. But once in a season there is a weird question. Like the one with Zalla, poor girl eaten by Drogon. My first thought was Barra, but I went with Zalla, which was correct. Alliser Thorne was not :P

Star Trek fans know Nicholas Meyer as the director of arguably inarguably the best film in the franchise, 1982's The Wrath of Khan

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How the fuck did they drag Anthony Hopkins into Transformers?

Most logical solution: “Bill, it’s fine, I’ll regenerate and my next form will have sight again. Don’t sell the world for this!”

This movie makes no sense.

This is one of my all-time favorite stories ever. PLEASE GAWD let Spike’s version be better than the movie.

I’m probably going to get flack for this but I am just fine with the X-Men being in their own separate universe. The MCU is plenty big enough as it is. Marvel has enough going on and enough characters to explore without adding on another 20+ characters and all their supporting cast to the mix.

The answer was simply to move beyond Ripley. Shift the focus to an adult Newt, or a totally different set of characters. Because if Ripley’s around, you always know she’s gonna survive. Even if she dies, she’s coming back.

Exactly. The second wraps it all up, finishes Ripley’s character arc, and ends on a bittersweet, but hopeful note. We really didn’t need (and don’t need) any more after that.

This is absolutely correct. Three and Resurrection were unnecessary and the new ones are pretty obvious cash grabs. Scott is way better as a producer now than a filmmaker.

I suppose we just have to handwave it away as something to do with Time Lord physiology rejecting any such fix and only healing through Regeneration, but it’s hard to justify.

Amen. To say that the “problem” with Prometheus was that it didn’t have an alien in it is like saying that the problem with the Star Wars prequels is that it had Jar-Jar in it. Prometheus was leaden, a dull narrative filled with stupid characters doing stupid things, and an overlay of pseudo-religious nonsense that…

• What story they did have was based entirely on an assumption

So pat yourself on the back if you said the biggest problem with Prometheus was the fact it didnt have the alien in it.