This could apply to literally so many things. Can you be more specific?

Oh I'm paying attention, it's a lesser of two evils situation.

I'm eligible for a UK passport and I'm very seriously looking into how to get it.

If you're super hating on this, you might need to reexamine your relationship with social media/film twitter. It's solid.

I've never seen City on Fire so I'm holding out for that 4K. Very excited.

"Stardust. That's it."
"How do you know?"
"Because it's me"

It also proves that Star Wars doesn't have to be just one thing, which I hope they continue with going forward with new projects.

Crystal Skull, for me. Spielberg at his most paint-by-numbers. Even other bad ones like Hook have an energy to them, like he was at least interested in making it.

I've always felt a lot of it has to do with all of the dead air in the scenes. It's like all of the characters are just waiting for their turn to talk instead of having conversations. It's more prevalent in II and III. A combo of Lucas's directing of actors and everything being green screen.

I love that whole bit at the end, Cruise frantically trying to prepare her, him being essentially dead while she fights off the bad guys, the look on Crudup's face when he gets shot. It's a great sequence.

It's honestly my most anticipated movie of the year along with Mission Impossible, and I plan on seeing it in IMAX Saturday and probably at least one more time.

Fury Road in a close second but yeah.

The third act of this is the best Indiana Jones anything.

Billions of people are going to suffer and the world forever damaged because of that $2.76.

Her New York was showing.

I gotta respect that 8 episodes of character building were for the sole purpose of it being funny that he fell into a pond.

I just picked this up on vinyl for $5 at a used shop! I was so excited.

The Vader stuff, especially the hallway at the end, is super cool in a vacuum but doesn't belong in that movie.

I wish it had one more action scene in the middle somewhere. For some reason it just always feels like it's short a beat. Still a great flick!