@jamesbr27: He was even better in Mr Frost.

"I don't know, he just did it" is the answer to any of your questions about a movie.

I agree, although I would slightly adjust the phrasing. They aren't pretending. They are offended in order to get attention. Period.

Jack Nicholson was in a film of the same name.

Fun fact that Gamespot editors would not know (because they aren't actually fans of ... much of anything it seems). There was a Roger Corman film starring Jack Nicholson that came out a few years after Little Shop of Horrors (1960) called the Terror (1963).

This show is based on a book that is not related.

That's fine. This movie is a sequel to the last Xmen movie, and that movie was terrible. Really really bad. It's a shame, too, I like the first two. They just had no idea how to handle Apocalypse.

@merwanor: It's interesting how you consider the one that ignores established canon the most (of the newer films) to be canon.

Too late to change your article title. You've spoiled this movie (and others... and TV shows) via article titles multiple times at this point. Why stop now?

The life aquatic and in like flint are already on Netflix. I watched both last week. Are you sure this isn't the "whats leaving" list?

They didn't give up. They've always been this way. You just need to accept that.

Doesn't really matter who directed it. Star Wars is dead. It's best we, the people who grew up with Star Wars, accept that and move on.

The first three are still good. I'm good now not seeing anymore of these boring, poorly made, poorly acted, poorly written films.