Also, a Time Lord shows up in another of his series, Dirk Gently

Ignore lenny, he's been really pissy lately

That one's not considered part of the MCU

Also, that door may have led to the castle but she told the hands to take her down so that's her damn fault

In the classic puzzle, you're only allowed one question

You okay?

S-s-senpai?

True, but movies also need to remember that books are popular for a reason, and not lose the best parts of the books.

It's Neil Patrick Harris as Count Olaf, and he looks BOMB

I only recognized him from the cheekbones

That would make sense.

Bit of a difference. But seriously, does he just figure it out and memorize it? That seems really inefficient.

I dunno if it's media bias, but the British actors tend to be better behaved and more gentlemanly than many here

I was discussing cuteness...

He shoulda shaved. That flintlock guy? 11/10

Would you rather have 8-10 heroes who each get a chance to explain themselves, have character building moments, and epic shots of them being badass, or the 30 odd heroes that pop up in the comics, and each barely gets an introduction, much less backstory? There is a limit to how many character-intensive moments they can squeeze into a 2 1/2 hour movie, and they still have to have the fight scenes