I think any film you show to a child is going to have some aspect some parent somewhere is going to find objectionable. The notion that such films are going to be 'pure' is unrealistic. Also, kids often respond and draw messages differently from adults. In the case of Brave, a young girl is much more likely to take away the idea that she should listen to her parents, specifically her mother, and to cherish the time they have with each other, and not 'I'm a girl and therefore the world treats me unfairly'.

My bet is that Rickon will be the Lord of Winterfell when it all ends. He's the only viable candidate now anyhow. I'm fine with him not having a function in the story up to then as well, not every character has to be.

I'd be surprised if we didn't get an eighth book, based on what we have seen in the last two (i.e., their pacing and content). There's not enough book left to wrap up all the plot threads without the story being rushed.

I have a feeling there'll be a lot of overlap here, so just going to name five, and really, they're the only 5 worth talking about 

Jackie Chan - Police Story, Armour of God, Project A, Dragons Forever, Wheels on meals etc.
Arnold Schwarzenegger - Predator, Running Man, Conan, Total Recall
Bruce Willis - Die Hard(s), Last Boy Scout, Tears of the Sun
Mel Gibson - Mad Max, Lethal Weapon, Payback
Sly Stallone - Tango and Cash, Cobra, Rambo II, Demolition Man, Stop or My Mom Will Shoot

Honourable mention:
Gerard Butler - 300, Machine Gun Preacher, Olympus Has Fallen

I saw this today and really liked it. The one main flaw is the whole 'future Pryde must keep mind phase link thingy active for entire time'. Given that the events in '73 occur over multiple days, are we to infer then that Kitty Pryde spent several days sitting motionless over Wolverine and didn't eat, shit or sleep?

I like that, it's catchy.

On the movie, isn't this the one where it opens with Denzel killing a cat?

It's peculiar to be complaining about providers who cater to the lowest common denominator and then recommend a provider that gets drunk and cooks...

How odd, I'm unable to view that page (it's BBC International). Are you able to post a few of the highlights?

I humbly request that you bring back Anthony for a The Right Stuff commentary.