Sam

Bad puns. Bad puns everywhere

About incorporating BDSM into a long distance relationship?

And also because you have the hots for Chris Evans LOL, look at us totally going off topic. We need moar, Noctis.

Kinda hard for Ed to do that since Mr. Pink is thousands and thousands of miles away. Such love. So forbidden, so passionate.

Cause you're invested in the franshise and X-Men. You've been a fan. So that's normal. Same way Empire is with Steve Rogers. I've never been a fan of X-Men, even when they were everywhere, the most popular kids in the Marvel comics playground. I only got invested in Wolvie, and later on, McAvoy's Prof X. The hammering of the themes in those movies don't work for me most of the time.

More like he got sex drives of a God. I'm not even sure what that means, but... yeah...

You should have seen his posts in the Hot Guys thread then

I liked Days of Future Past the first time I watched it, and then it got worse upon rewatch. Became tedious and boring. All those preaching just seems tiring after the 6/7 times. McAvoy was incredible still though :wub:

Catching up on the recent episodes. And yes, it is possible to love Hayley and her Peggy Carter more Poor Sousa. Dum Dum Dugan is a treasure. I was hoping to see the whole original Howling Commandoes though. That would do I guess. Howard Stark is a dick, but I'm loving that we got insights into the character. Kinda show a bit of cracks and signs here and there that turn him into the Howard Stark that Tony knows. Also, I shouldn't have laughed as much as I did when I saw this, but fanfictions made canon by the show's writers is pretty funny.

I'm sooooo glad none of my little cousins are into the Cars stuff. Makes things easier for me.

The Grand Budapest Hotel and Captain America 2: 3 times in theater, 1 at home (so far) Snowpiercer: 2 times in theaters, 2 times at home. Inherent Vice, Edge of Tomorrow, Top Five, HTTYD2: 2 times in theaters, once at home

Lists! Lists everywhere! I'm really interested in this one though it kills the suspense a bit since I already know your No.1, chas

Tele probably cried when Batman "died" in TDKR, so he's not a total dick.

All the fappings from Tele for No.2 were so loud that I couldn't even hear myself reading the No.1 write-up.

1. Avengers: Age of Ultron 2. Inside Out 3. Star Wars: The Force Awakens 4. The Hateful Eight 5. Crimson Peak 6. St. James Place 7. In the Hearts of the Sea 8. The Good Dinosaur 9. Mission Impossible 5 10. Furious 7

Love the look! So looking forward to it. But I'm already sold with involvement of del Toro, Tom, and Chastain anyway. Between this and Only Lovers Left Alive, glad to see Tom doing small but interesting roles.

2013 was a very good year for movies.

I heard good things about Belle from quite many members here. So wanna check it out now. I womder if it's on Netflix yet.

I enjoyed your list so far, Numbers. Good writeups. Moar please.

I liked the trailer. Looks fun. And Cavill actually look like he's into it, having some life in his acting, so thats good. Never been a fan of Guy Ritchie though. Even with RDJ, the Sherlock Holmes series kinda bored me, so I don't have any expectations for this. Will check it out in theaters if I hear good things for it from members here.

1. Avengers: Age of Ultron 2. Inside Out 3. Star Wars: The Force Awakens 4. The Hateful Eight 5. Crimson Peak 6. St. James Place 7. In the Hearts of the Sea 8. The Good Dinosaur 9. Mission Impossible 5 10. Furious 7

Coming back down to Earth level a bit, but still incredible. Thanks Rth.

Sheep No.1 checking in.

Rear Window is my personal favorite.

You wasn't wrong. Not on that one at least.