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If LS is in season 6 for more than just the finale, they might as well have thrown her in for this finale. What I'd do:

Since Filmgasm is gone, I guess this is where I'll post my thoughts. I liked the episode overall.The Good: The Bad (Book Spoilers included):

I've got three films I'm going to TRY to post next year. King and Country, my Six Hours in Hell movie (I don't know how this isn't a real movie), and another project under wraps for now. There is also a strong possibility none of these films ever see the light of day.

anyone else here completely up to date on the comics? I am, and I'll just say that while my biggest problem with the show is that they veer off the comic plot for no reason into absurd territory, I hope they veer off after this upcoming storyline. They need to milk the prison arc for as long as possible because it's all downhill after that.

and I'm back... Best Picture Black as Night Genesis The Morrow II Fatal Rendevous The Coming Storm

I completely forgot to check progress for this. You can remove For King and Country. I'll try to post it next year.

how is saying yes or no not a spoiler?

But he did it for love!

an ALFONSO CUARON film Starring… Christoph Waltz…………Anton Klein Clive Owen………………Rudy Bishop August Diehl……………..Hans Reinhardt Heike Makatsch………….Victoria Klein Daniel Bruhl……………..Claude Sydow Max Minghella…………..Toby Coleman Natalia Avelon…………..Kate Schmidt and Til Schweiger as Drescher Original Score: Nathan Johnson Release Date: Theater Count: 4,230 (in 3D) Previous Film’s Gross: 96/617 (on the corresponing weekend from Year 1)(Also a BP nominee) Budget: 175 mil. Runtime: 134 min. Rating: PG-13 for intense action violence including blood, and language **Filmed in signature Alfonso Cuaron stlye. We will see long, shaky cam shots without any cuts, blood occasionally splattering on screen, and even a haunting dark tint to the film** PREVIOUSLY ON THE MORROW… Germany discovered a new planet, and on it a new insanely valuable resource known as lyrium. They realize lyrium’s power is unbeatable. Power thirsty, they devise a plan to take over Earth and be a universal leader. Russia, knowing they can’t compete, join Germany. No one else knows of this plan. In fact, many Americans are living on Germany’s found planet and working for the big bads. These people were all promised land and freedom on this new planet. Unfortunately for them, once Germany has finished their lyirum mining and research and polished their plans, they slaughter the American work camp and start the war. A small team of American soldiers led by Dalton Connors (James McAvoy) and Hopper Gordon (Karl Urban) manage to save a small group of survivors from the camp (known as Camp Morgen) and call in a nuclear strike to wipe out the Germans. The nukes drop and Morgen is destroyed, along with a large portion of Germany’s lyrium supply. It was a great win for the Americans, and a giant set back for Germany, but the German forces still had some lyrium and the upper hand in this war of two worlds. Time to silence your cell phones. The show starts now.

sweet. thanks guys. Took me a hell of a lot less time to win BP in CAYOM 2.0 than it took at BOM.

It's kind of a mix of Antigone's brotherly civil war, Lord of the Rings, and Skyrim. Dominic West plays a soldier caught between two brothers, one the King (David Wenham) and one a deserter leading a rebel army (Tom Hiddelston). Richard Madden and Luke Treadaway lead separate storylines as well.

The Morrow II - December 20For King and Country: The Usurper's Wrath - November 22

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I think once they hit the semi-finals it should be a free for all. The format is causing crappy singers to advance further than some great. Hopefully next year great singers will realize it's in their best interest to go Team Blake since he had all duds this year.

yes Definitely. Season 1 was basically just a well done procedural until Boyd comes back at the end and the last few episodes became more serialized. Season 2 took this style and ran with it, and the Bennetts were an amazing addition. And Boyd got some amazing stuff to work with as he became a real co-lead.

Did you like the latter half when Boyd returned? If yes, then give season two a shot. If no, then this just isn't a show for you.

don't like the choices? The characters are pretty different in the comics. Dale wasn't annoying. They didn't need to rely on Shane's conflict with Rick to keep things interesting. You're just going to have to give them a shot. it's worth it.

Definitely season 4 finale unless they stretch out the prison/Governor arc, which they might do. The farm was literally in the comics for 3 issues while the prison/Governor storyline lasted for 36.

You guys should just read the comics. They're very different from the show. In the comics Shane dies much sooner, Tyreese has long been introduced, Dale and Andrea were romantically involved and Dale lasts a LOT longer, Sophia doesn't die, Carol is hotter, no T-Dogg. Also, the farm is barely in the comics. None of what happened in the second half of the season happens in the comics (except Shane's death, but again, that happened much sooner.)If season 3 isn't better, the show should just give up. The stuff that should be covered in season 3 is AMAZING and there's no reason for them to mess it up.

none of his kids died.

Appian Way Best Picture Best Director - Andrew Dominik Best Actor - Scott Mechlowicz Best Supporting Actor - Matthew Goode Best Supporting Actor - Jeff Daniels Best Supporting Actress - Deborah Ann Woll Best Ensemble Best Original Screenplay Best Original Score - Warren Ellis Best Cinematography Best Editing Best Sound Mixing Best Sound Editing Best Art Direction Best Costumes

they've deviated so much from the comics it probably wouldn't spoil much. Kirkman seems to have the opposite opinion many other authors do. The more changes, the better.

Was there anything dramatic behind the scenes which occurred that you think greatly affected the game? The only real drama I was apart of was the week Totem was eliminated. That whole week was crazy. I had an alliance with ESB. The plan was for us to both vote out Totem. I assumed Ariadne would also vote for Totem and Totem would vote for me. That had me scared a bit because if Totem won immunity, I'd be going home. To make sure that's how the votes were going (and after ESB voting for Numbers the week before, I had slight suspicions) I sent a pm to Ariadne asking her to vote out ESB. Ariadne then told me she'd been in an alliance with ESB for a while. Not too shocking a revelation, but it meant I'd be stuck crossing my fingers Totem lost immunity. But THEN Totem pulled off a pretty amazing strategic move. As briefly discussed in that week's thread, he sent Ariadne and I a pm, then blocked me from the conversation. I never even got the pm here. The only reason I knew about the conversation was because it sent me an email and I could read it there. In that email I read that Ariadne told Totem she was voting me out. That got me REALLY worried, so I scrambled to save my ass. Luckily, I'd already sent in my vote and Totem ended up going home anyway. Phew. Who was the most shocking elimination? Numbers. I wasn't even thinking about Totem winning immunity and was convinced it'd be an IMF final 4. Should Ariadne have been in the finale instead of Empire? Well, I certainly don't regret my choice. I want to know more of how you all strategized. My strategy was to not look like too much of a threat at the beginning, but then break away from the pack when I felt the time was right. I had no alliances until very late in the game. I wanted an all IMF final, and I figured Numbers was probably on the same page, so I sent a pm to Ariadne and ESB to form an alliance. Ariadne didn't respond, but ESB joined in. So I felt like I had ESB and Numbers on my side to take down Totem.

Great game, EmpireStrikesBack. Feels good to win. It's been a fun season.

I haven't checked how all my predictions look compared to estimates, but I know I really blew it with Lorax. Where did that 70 million come from?