JasonC

No, afraid not. What are they?

Awesome, and an he had an enjoyable take on the character. Well, that's one way of looking at it...

I concur with Stavros on his points. Not as good as the first movie, better than the second. Although at least twice the film comes to a screeching halt and I sat there getting seriously twitchy and bored. I have watched the first movie several times and the second twice, maybe three times. This one I will probably only watch a couple more times as well.

I would have been surprised if Widow hadn't been in the movie. Unless they've changed Winter Soldier's origin, its something Natasha would know all about.

Get Thomas Jane for Castle again, and they can do what they want.

I have been debating going to a midnight showing tonight for over a week and just doing without sleep tomorrow. This review doesn't help.

Their father is better than both of them put together.

That actually looks like it could be good. Jeff Bridges looks like he's having fun anyway...

I'm with Jack. I'm not sold, but I am starting to become cautiously optimistic, despite my better judgement.

Yay! Can't have a Doctor Who anniversary episode without a Lethbridge-Stewart! But why are there no other Doctors cast yet? It's the fiftieth; we should have some classic Doctors too!

Keep watching. It's amazing and just stays that way. The mythology is pretty damn good too.

I hope you are right. I'm just worried, where I wasn't before.

Or MARVEL: THE X-FILES.

I was previously extremely stoked for this show. Having read that Press Release however, I am suddenly filled with a sense of impending doom.

Awesome speech by the Doctor. And Clara's follow-up was perfect.

They've been taken down by Disney, 'On Copyright Grounds.'

Dan, can I have some of what you're on?

I don't care about Tennant. Why are Davison, both Bakers, McCoy, McGann and Eccleston not there? Well, you won't get Eccleston, but what about the others? Why have they not been approached?

How far behind the UK airing does BBC America air?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-21980892

As always, I am incredibly sceptical of any superhero film not made by Marvel and will reserve judgement until I actually see it.. However. ThatlookstotallykickassandAWESOMEandIwanttoseeitrightNOWNOWNOWNOW!!!!!!!1111!!!!! <ahem>

"You're not afraid of the dark are you?" I think that's becoming Riddick's catchphrase...

Ah yes, that prequel clip. About halfway through I thought 'that's her.' Very unsubtle and completely bleedin' obvious.

They have been building towards the whole Fall of The Eleventh on the fields of Trenzalore, so its not really much of a surprise.

Yes indeed it does.