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Pfffft, that's not Birdman....

Sorry, any excuse

I meant 'should not give', I wasn't paying attention and missed a word.

As someone who is currently seeking treatment for mental health problems, I took offence to The Doctor saying the kid doesn't need her medication, they should just listen to her. I understand what they were going for but I don't think it's a great message to give kids about mental health issues because, as you said, medication is a totally legitimate option if the situation calls for it.

I think Clara looked pretty darn cute in tonight's episode. Just sayin'.

I don't hate Clara, in fact, I actually like her this series. Didn't, so much, in the last one. I don't blame her for reacting the way she has been lately, this Doctor is a bit of a bastard. I love him. Also, Capaldi sneaked a wee Tom Baker impression in during an early scene of The Doctor talking to himself. Despite my non-hating of Clara, I am glad this episode was more Doctor/Capaldi heavy.

This is horrible news. I don't really know what to say except I hope he is on the road to recovery very soon.

Hugs to all.

Oddly a clip of A British show is not available to watch in the UK

Spaced is awesome.

Of the original Evil Dead films, Army of Darkness is the one I re-watch the least.  And it was the only one I saw at the cinema.

Fun fact from Jimmy B.

Yeah, I've been a fan of podcasts from Frogpants Studios for a while now, Scott Johnson is a really nice dude.

Always been a fan of The Rocketeer, good to see it getting some love

Side D sounds good to me!

Well, obviously comedy is subjective.

So, you haven't actually watched any CinenaSins videos, Doc?

On the other hand, I liked how this ended the franchise. I don't feel as though they really set up anything in particular save for the credits stinger I didn't see. I'd be happy to just leave it there, I don't really want to see the next installment, I'd rather have another (but good) Wolverine solo film. Although, apparently the next one is still the First class cast and they will deal with Raven from the end of this one so if they are doing a First Class trilogy, they probably should have left this one to last.

I have problems with the film, Kitty's unexplained new powers, new characters we have never seen before get zero back-story and less lines,  Wolverine has metal claws when he had bone ones at the end of The Wolverine, Beast is pretty pointless to the story and given his relationship with Raven in First Class doesn't get any time with her etc. It's not a perfect film and I probably didn't love it as much as some (I give it half a star less than, say, Faldor on Letterboxd) and I felt The Winter Soldier was the better film but I had fun. I like it when I have fun with a film, doesn't happen as often any more.

I don't get this place sometimes, man. Here is a big budget blockbuster that the majority of us like so far and yet there are still one or two telling us we are wrong. Usually, it is split evenly or the majority of us dislike the film but I think it's a fricking miracle that there is one that gets us this excited, it is so rare. Why can't we just like the bloody film, why does it always have to be this way every time part of a franchise is released? I'm not saying those who disagree can't have an opinion, of course you can but the use of language against this film is astonishing.  Nobody is forcing you to watch the next film, if you want to end the franchise here, then do it, I know I am.

There are so many wonderful strong willed and opinionated people on these forums but  let us have one for feck's sake