"People may say I can't sing, but no one can ever say I didn't sing."

Hey, good job spelling "computational" correctly.

Hey, a new guy! Welcome to the club, Matt.

"This is a way better episode than last week’s awful, awful 'YOLO'"… which you gave a B, while you gave this episode a B+?

Scott will be fuming if this gets nominated.

If only her nude scene in Oblivion didn't have to be PG-13…

Though there's also the casting of Winona Ryder as Zachary Quinto's mother in the reboot—six years apart.

Not that I disagree, but surely you must have realized that commenting this would backfire. Unless that was your plan all along…

I'm actually surprised The Judge is doing so poorly, with the relentless marketing campaign we've been getting. Especially since the trailers looked like they were marketed towards as many demographics as possible.

"Why don't you let me fix you some of this new Mococoa drink? All-natural cocoa beans from the upper slopes of Mount Nicaragua, no artificial sweeteners! I've tasted other cocoas—this is the best."

That pissed me off so much in The Amazing Spider-Man. It didn't help that Peter was including capital letters in his search terms. They rightly switched to Google for the sequel though, thank God.

The greatest product placement of all time will always be the one in The Last Mimzy.

I miss David Estes for some reason.

Yeah, I totally stole that joke from someone else

Sonia, please just comment on all of Josh's Homeland reviews. Don't dissolve into oblivion like the other ex-writers did. Become one of us!

Jesus Christ, this show was three years old? I feel like I was just reading about its pilot a few months ago.

I thought that too, but the cast (and this review) made me optimistic.

I honestly appreciate the mild spoiler alert for a five-year-old movie nobody likes. (I basically have the completely opposite attitude toward spoilers as Todd does.)

I feel like Disqus shouldn't allow users to upvote their own comments.

I'm not sure I ever went on "Extraterrestial Alien Encounter", but I did wait in a long line for "Stitch's Great Escape!", which is probably the worst Disney ride I've ever been on.