Was an interesting ep with great action. Nice to see the softer side of Cat Grant appear as well. Looks like they're trying push this James x Kara thing still though which is a shame.
If this movie fails, Ryan Reynolds will never be in a comic book movie ever again. Let's hope this movie don't fail because I really like Reynolds as an actor.
OMG here it comes, I can almost see the massive failure. Can't wait.
Can someone please remove episode 9 and 10 from season 1? They're non-existent.
Can someone please remove episode 9 and 10 from season 1? They're non-existent.
If you're about to begin with Pretty Little Liars, let me tell you something:
You will love it on seasons 1 & 2 because of the unpredictable shocks and enormous suspense
You will hate it (but secretly you will love it) on seasons 3 & 4 because of the levels of delicious stupidity that the show reaches, but when you reach this point you are going to patiently wait for another episode because you desperately want to know what happens, even that you know that you will not get any answers until the finales.
This is how you make a good trashy tv show!
One of my favorites!
I hate that they canceled this show!! It was one of my fave shows on syfy.
doesn't seem bad but either good. hope this would be better than the movie but i don't know
Kimmy: I'm a mole woman.
Siri: That's messed up.
bahahaha!
I think the story is starting to deteriorate now - starting to get board with this one....
Nope. It's impossible to take this movie seriously, seriously.
Why is this BDSM fairy tale of 50 Shades would not work in real life?
BDSM life style is not made out of the blue. It is about people who have tried the vanilla life style and finding out that it would never work out for them. It is sneaking into other people's bedrooms and judging them for what they do.
The reasons why 50 shades never work are many, but the following are my own why these 50 shades of fucked up would never actually work in real life..
1- Anastasia Stelle is nothing but an inexperienced virgin who has never been in a real relationship in her life. People who have seek BDSM relationship are people who have tried and never been successful into being in a normal or what the community would call vanilla relationship. They have seek and never been able to achieve their satisfaction by being into a "normal" relationship or at least what society have been telling them what a relationship should be about.
2- Through out the movie, the relationship was about satisfying Mr. Grey, but in a real BDSM relationship the dominant is all about satisfying the submissive other than the other way around. Being the dominant in the relationship is all about the satisfaction of the submissive before seeking the satisfaction of oneself. Like any other relationship it is about both parties getting what they wanted out of it.
3- The BDSM motto has always been Safe, sane, and consensual, most of self respecting BDSM life style would ban the use of alcohol cause in more than one way it dulls the senses. The person who should enter in such a relationship should have a complete ownership of his or her senses. Which through out the movie was untrue.
The character of Anna Steele enters the relationship to satisfy Mr. Grey which in most of BDSM relationships is not the case.
The case of such relationship is like any other, it is all about the satisfaction. What one party would be by giving up and the other party would be taking, Control.
However, the movie was all about the relinquishing of that control to satisfy the other party which is not what a healthy relationship should be about.
The BDSM community was in a twist cause they have reconsigned that this relationship was built on a not so equal grounds. Both the parties in such relationship would relish on the feeling that they are both getting what they needed, something which the movie has obviously shown to be not the case.
I did not like it. It showed a relationship that was based on the fact that a single party is getting what they want on the expense of the other's misery. Which is a text book of an unhealthy relationship.
I found the movie to be an unhealthy commercial of something that the community regards to be a taboo. It was made to show what everyone was expecting to be an orthodox relationship.
Anyone of us who decided to be with someone they make their own rules whether we share it with the community or not, it is an unbinding contract that we hold to one another..
Another thing that this movie has grossly and utterly ignore..
I am disappointed and not impressed..
Literally the worst dialogues I've ever seen in a movie.
"I do not sleep with women. I f*ck. Hard"
Not funny at all. I give it one season, max. Hopefully less.
The accent of the guy that died live on TV is probably the most annoying I've ever heard in my whole life. I couldn't get half past episode 2
Literal... LITERALLY, the worst movie ever.
This is by far one of the worst movies I have ever watched.. Flaky and retarded comes to mind.. Seriously DO NOT BOTHER TOTAL WASTE OF TIME!
such a really great start! =) unexpected.
They should erect a border wall around this show so no one has to ever see it.
Great movie, however plenty of scenes reminded me of The Lion King.
I began questioning my own existence after this episode.
I'm looking for my jaw that dropped a few minutes ago.
Oh man, such a good finale! Incredible build up to season 2, and feels like season 1 was too short. The writer was using season 1 just to introduce the characters though. Now the fun begins!
"Mom's bringing the scary and Dad's bringing the hairy."
Drawing from a near perfect body of work, Ratatouille is my favourite Pixar film.
Patton Oswalt, a self confessed lover of fine food, brings such credibility to Remy that I can't imagine his words passing another actors lips. With his every lament in the kitchen you can almost smell every ingredient and it never fails to make me salivate.
The great Peter O'Toole is masterful in his contempt and condescension as food critic Anton Ego, which makes the pay off all the more moving.
Director Brad Bird's (The Iron Giant, The Incredibles) vision of Paris is gorgeous and Michael Giacchino's Oscar nominated score brings it to life.
More physical with its comedy than other Pixar films, it is a testament to the skill of the animators as it is all key framed, not motion captured.
More than just an ode to kitchen artisans, Ratatouille is about seeing through convention and letting nothing stand in the way of your dreams.
Now excuse me, I must away to the kitchen, I feel a dish coming on.
lol is there any way this show can be funny without being racist
hayley dead :( then back to life,this is soo sad.tears and Rebekah coming, amazing episode.
