I mean, it was a reply to a tweet, not a press release or anything. She probably wasn't expecting this kind of media attention.

THE ENVIRONMENTALIST ONE WAS SO BAD LIKE WHAT THE HELL. JUST HORRIBLE ON SO MANY LEVELS

Jeeez I haven't seen that name in a long time.

THE SPIDERWICK CHRONICLES WAS GOOD!

Ease up on the snark, people, this movie's getting decent early buzz.

Very funny episode, but it's still always pissed me off how even though Lisa's side is so obviously the correct one and Marge is the dumbest she's ever been, they tried to make the episode "even-handed." A religion-vs.-science debate could have used a better metaphor than an angel skeleton if the religion side was…

I knew this was written by Ignatiy the second I saw the phrase "anamorphic frame."

Oh my god you're an asshole

"This sounds like a total rip-off of Inception!" —YouTube commenters, probably

Upvoted for use of the word "whom", also because this is sad

Eh, who cares, it raised like a billion dollars*. My only complaint is that the money didn't go towards fighting a disease that a lot more people have, like malaria or something. But still.

Emily Blunt's was the best one I saw. Even though it was sans-bikini.

As a non-book fan, I liked it too. It was certainly a more enjoyable time-waster than the scene with Bjorn at the beginning of Desolation of Smaug. Or the boring-ass Smaug fight at the end of the same movie, for that matter.

Modell: "This is a joke, right?"
Dowd: "What's wrong with it?"
Modell: "You keep using words like 'pasghetti' and 'momatoes,' you make numerous threatening references to the UN, and in the third paragraph, you repeat the words 'Robert Elswit' over and over again!"

So THAT'S how you pronounce McCown! Wow, that's more straightforward than I thought. I was pronouncing it "MAC-ee-yone" for some reason.

Very eloquently stated.

Ehhh "fat" is generally synonymous with "unhealthy." (I mean, unless we're counting the times when women are called "fat" when they aren't at all.)

Wow, this is a terrible, terrible idea. Who gives a crap about the Fantastic Four if freaking mutants exist? There's nothing special about interdimensionally-acquired superpowers when millions of other people have superpowers too.

Seriously. I loved Cumberbatch as John Harrison. The only good thing about secretly making him Khan was the wonderful way he delivers the line "My name… is KHAN!" and that's about it.

I would absolutely watch a Scrat movie, though. That guy was the only good thing about Ice Age 2 (and presumably its shitty sequels as well, which I had no reason to watch).