Search results

The TARDIS graveyard scene would have been cool.

They're traveling all over the world! Although I didn't know they'd filmed in Tenerife before. Including that rotten egg, Kill the Moon. It's funny that somebody over on Planet Mondas thinks KTM isn't such a bad episode, but doesn't like anything Jodie Whittaker is in.

Being anti-Trump is not enough. I hate her because she criticizes Jeremy Corbyn as being an anti-Semite because he expresses some sympathy for Palestinians. In fact her latest book is about an anti-Semite who hates Israel. https://www.maannews.com/Content.aspx?id=781181 IOW she's a PEP -...

OH FFS. Fame has obviously killed some of Rowling’s brain cells. You can also see it in her politics, among other things.

I just got back from a special viewing. This is a great film! Melissa McCarthy and Richard E. Grant were amazing! Maybe one of these days I’ll read the book. Even though what Lee Israel was doing was evil, I still empathized with her all through the movie. When her status as a felon got her out...

Well that’s good. I saw the live-action remake of Cinderella and I liked the cartoon much better. But they were two completely different movies! It would have been pointless to make the second one the same as the first, I suppose. Did Dumbo get drunk?

You liked Dumbo? Was it as good as the cartoon?

Maleficent was a stupid movie.

For an atheist country they sure do take exception to homosexuality!

Yeah, I used to do that a lot too. And now that I’m downsizing I have all this stuff to get rid of!

You shouldn’t abandon Classic Who because you don’t like NuWho. Classic Who is Classic Who and the episodes are the same quality they were before.

Burgess was inspired by the stilyagi (“style hunters”), the counterculture of 1950s Russia. They were interested in trendy foreign clothing and Western music. Kubrick, on the other hand, got his crappy white costume idea from Malcolm McDowell’s cricket gear. He had him put his jockstrap on over...

"A Clockwork Orange" used to be my favorite movie. My absolute, all-time favorite. I even picked up the book after I saw it (it took me two tries to get through it successfully). I loved Alex, I loved the art deco, and I loved the soundtrack! Now though? Now, I don't care for it. I'll tell ya...

They should have used a real monkey instead of a CGI one. I’ve never watched Dora the Explorer so I don’t know if this is a fun romp or a dreadful abomination, but isn’t she supposed to be a little girl?

That’s one of my favorite movies! So much so that I won’t watch another version. I saw about three minutes of Carrie II: The Rage, but I already knew from the synopsis that it would suck. I liked this movie better than the book, even - but the angry Carrie of the book might have been a little...

I think most patriarchal church leaders were/are assholes. So this film might piss off conservative Christians eh? It might be good for something. The trailer still didn’t impress me though.

The trailer doesn't impress me. Where do people get the idea that Mary Magdalene was a prostitute btw? The Bible never says she was a prostitute. Is she a prostitute in this movie? (Even if she's not, which is novel, the trailer still doesn't impress me.)

Is that part of the original novel or is this a new and improved development? And if it's the latter, why not just make up a new character? Do they have to keep doing the same things over and over?

I just saw it today. I felt like the movie really picked up after Vers landed on 1990s Earth. There were lots of explosions and her blasting people away with her hands, which I liked. I admit it, I like explosions and seeing people blast other people through the air with lightening bolts...

Christopher Bidmead has some interesting points. I wonder what he would have said about Moffat. I’ve never seen an episode written by him though.