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Saxon: I resent everything Norman! A Celt walks by in background and stops for just a moment before carrying on.

That is an interesting explanation but I am not sure I completely buy it. Self-awareness is logical, and these guys displayed none. They also failed to expressed the idea that cosplaying as another species when one had a choice not to was wrong, regardless of the abilities conferred, especially...

The Force also has a will of sorts, does it not? There is always a possibility that heritability of the Force is greater right now than it need be or was in the past because it serves the present purposes of the Force for its users to be more strongly connected personally.

Yes, "It spoils the plot!" is one of the main sins of modern trailers and it definitely does not do that! Colour me intrigued by what looks like it could be a Hutt gladiator though. Would be cool to see an entry that showed us, "You guys are lucky most Hutts are lazy bums."

I am slowly working through SNW with Dad and I thought this was about the only genuinely good idea out of the entire episode. Batel's outburst and the fallout from it being the other I suppose. Most of this episode felt like a bad caricature of Vulcans. It did, however, make me think one other...

That sounds, I think, like a not unreasonable description of the dynamic between Graff and Bateman.

Specifically it is a Toronto edition of Criminal Intent. As a Canadian who has ever enjoyed Law & Order I definitely appreciate having it.

Not sure I can be bothered to read all 42 pages of comments before saying anything myself. I got through the first five. My Dad and I enjoyed it, though it took a minute to get him to watch it. I have read all about what version of Supergirl they are doing before and I am cool, super cool...

I have actually listened to YouTube videos that showcased the hit song by month for the 60s, 70s, and 80s. I was born in the 80s and overall I think I recognized at least half of the songs. I think I may have recognized more 70s chart toppers than 80s chart toppers. There were some songs by...

I tried listening to a few of her new songs. I might legit be too prudish for her music.

I wonder whether a hit also has to be, idk, a degree removed from reality or darkness. Like, Schindler's List was popular, successful, and critically acclaimed. If you were to utter the phrase, "the hit film Schindler's List," I think people would look at you like there was something deeply...

Well that was brutal. He was definitely not Zsasz, I guess. Aside from that though: was Sofia's H81 4QR license plate supposed to be a reference to Harley Quinn? The driver made a big show of exposing it in that one shot. And the letters can we switched around to H4R18 Q. On the other hand...

It has taken me a long time to get around to this. I started watching with my Dad but he was not really interested so it got on hold after episode 3. I just finished episode 5. It is, however, a timely moment for a little necromancy because as you may have heard Cristin Milioti won an Emmy for...

I have said elsewhere I think the main problem with Golden is that parts of it just make no sense if you have not seen the movie. Like, they mention being a hunter in the song. If you have never seen the movie I cannot imagine how that would make any sense given what the rest of the song is about.

I do not love the design of Samus' motorcycle. I do not necessarily object to her having a motorcycle. I just... kinda dislike the aesthetic of this motorcycle.

I am starting to think great music will not be able to save it. I guess we only have one more month to wait to find out either way.

Ordinarily I would probably not care much either way for a movie with this premise. Nor is "starring Matt Damon" or "starring Ben Affleck" a particular selling point for me. But "starring Matt Damon AND Ben Affleck" gets me. It's a buddy film, except they are buddies in real life rather than in...

I would prefer that by the time someone figures out how to do time travel they have also figured out that time travel is so dangerous and vile that its purveyors and all blueprints for it must be annihilated.

This looks like it could be promising. Stars Mads Mikkelson, Sigourney Weaver, and David Dastmalchian.

Stallone was 64 when The Expendables came out, and I think Jackie Chan was 58 when "he took a step back" from doing quite as much. I think part of it is that the actors who make these films are just the best at conveying a particular feeling.