I want to upvote this, but I don't want to mess up the perfect Number of the Beast we have going on right now.

This is a really pleasant surprise, especially coming from Dowd. I've been subconsciously fusing The Maze Runner with The Giver in my mind all summer; it's good to finally see a non-Harry Potter, non-Catching Fire YA adaptation that's actually good for once.

Heh. Puns.

Bring Donna back part-time so she can recap these ASAP.

Upvoted for the extra excitement over "Effie's chipped nail polish"

It's easy to misread sarcasm like that around here when the rest of the Internet totally believes Jesus et cetera were whites.

Jeremy Soule. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Pause screen. So wonderful. I would pause the game for minutes at a time just so I could listen to that epic choir chant.

The "drugs that fix Xavier's legs but weaken his powers" is actually a pretty ingenious plot device, now that I think about it. Not only does it raise the stakes by stripping the most powerful character in the film of his powers, it also retcons away the stupid continuity error First Class created when Xavier got…

Stairs: "the one true enemy of Charles Xavier"

Sean really wants to get #BringBackLobot to trend.

That's Donna Murphy, who voiced Mother Gothel in Tangled, certainly one of the more memorable villains in modern animation, in no small part due to her performance.

I still don't understand how this got only three upvotes and didn't become a full-fledged pun thread.

Upvoted for the joke
Downvoted for the improper use of "you're"
Net upvotes: 0

Two years late, but I second this notion.

Two years late, but I second this notion.

Upvoted for excellent sarcastic usage of "to be fair…"

People don't give the first half of Into Darkness enough credit. It's got all the fun and action the 2009 film had. But once [redacted] dies (in a wonderfully gruesome fashion, I might add), the movie should get even better, but instead it gets worse. Two very long, very forgettable action sequences (The hallways…

Crusher was arguably the main character for the first half of "Cause and Effect".

Usurp Zack

I very much appreciate Caroline doing everything she can to avoid spoiling the deaths of (obvious spoilerrrrrrrrrrrrrr) Tasha and Kirk.