I'm an old women, I'm familiar with them—but you've reminded me that I'd sort of forgotten about them and should start listening to them again.

You are going to start running across them daily.

The Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon

It's premeditated disobedience!

There is a similar one run by a Christian ministry and includes points such as "suggestive eye roll"
and "deliberate disregard for adult authority", but yeah, the precise details can be helpful.

I was particularly proud of it.

I bring my daughter to the movies 2 or 3 times a week and I'm tired of the same old options of Disney and Pixar. Would it be so hard to make a Christopher Nolan movie that is about half the length of a regular one for her to watch?

And do you enjoy camping?

Well, there was The Simpsons adaptation in Treehouse of Horror II

I can't really understand how people who camp in isolated places don't just lie in their tent all night, paralyzed with fear as they listen to every mundane wilderness noise and wonder what it might be.

I'm pretty sure all the spoilers are viewer submitted, so some of them can be very detailed and rambling. Still one of my favorite websites for all the horror movies I know I couldn't tolerate actually watching but still want to know what they are about.

There is no content for this movie yet, but I find the parents advisory on IMDB to be very helpful regarding my high intolerance of violence. Currently I can find nothing online yet regarding an entire synopsis of the movie.

Yeah, having the audience potentially see what the characters cannot adds an element that could either be interesting or distracting.

Do any dogs die?

Yes. "Set partially in a post-apocalyptic future where just looking around at the world could be fatal, it puts readers in the place of characters who have to operate blind in a world full of threats… All anyone knows is that the afflicted each saw something that destroyed their minds—and no one can say what, since…

Grease 2 is the inferior movie because Stephanie wears her hair in french braids, of which I can find no photographic evidence of being worn by white women in the 1960's

This is very exciting news

Ash trees were what I meant, thank you!

Now I'm REALLY sad

Now I'm sad