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I thought the movie was great. There seems to be so many critics who want to write bad reviews about
It was good. Cumberbatch was amazing. Void and goodbye.
Also, don't forget about the live-action "Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn", which was
I think many naysayers are going to be pleasantly (or maybe unpleasantly) surprised when this
"But we also hope he doesn't spend the next two years going 'Ooh, what's the
Will open like gangbusters because of that great trailer and score. But I have a feeling the
Animated or live action?
Ain't nothing wrong with a bit of empty nihilism and seediness.
To be honest, I didn't find the book interesting on my first read (so I have to re-read it
Great article. It's starting to feel like J.J. and Lindelof write "stories" (to put