Marcian Tobay

I like that no one is acknowledging this Occram's razor.

Mulan is the Chuck Norris of Disney. You point out she isn't a princess, she breaks your jaw.

One person alone fought through the bureaucracy and legal ways to denounce her false claim. That person was Uncle Remus. And sweet sassy molassy, aint no one evah heard of his poor soul again.

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brb fan fiction.net.

Cats was one of broadway's longest running shows. The average musical fan doesn't know what Into The Woods or Assassins are.

This is endless aggravation for me.

There were supposed to be two more (yes, it was planned out in advance.). The poor sales of the 6th one forced them to cut them one short.

Which works for me. All 7 really needs to be is one huge fight scene and then credits. That would pretty much wrap everything up.

True true, but I was referring to an article that I read where the women of X-Men were being interviewed:

Interviewer: Do any of you have any regrets about the series?

**After a couple of answers from the others**

Haley: I regret not being given more lines.

It was such a snobby thing to say. You're one of the most revered (At the time) women in the film industry starring in one of the most beloved franchises in American culture. And you didn't have enough lines. Entitlement. Your sense of it is strong.

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In the 6th movie, Jigsaw's main victim is an insurance adjuster who invented the equation that determines which people qualify for medical compensation and which do not. Jigsaw sets up a bunch of traps that makes the adjuster literally decide who lives and dies. His goal is to drive home the idea that quantifying the value of a human life is a disgusting thing to do.

Of course, there are flaws in that logic, but that's what makes Jigsaw such a fun villain! He always has this sound logic and respectable moral philosophy that will spontaneous jump the track to "And that's why we should torture a dozen people to death".

Gah, Haley Berry's ego is its own arch villain.

That was what Six was all about.

Edit: Just watched the trailer. It's no secret that I'm a huge Saw fan, both in that I'm very devout in my hobby and that I am obese. Everything I'm seeing about this one concerns me, however. This should be the final battle between everyone remaining from the first six. This should be marketed as the climax to the entire series. I want to see trailers recapping the original movies and laying out what each character will bring to the table in this epic showdown.

All I'm getting, though, is "The same thing, but in 3D!". If they mess this one up, it will very much disappoint me. The bar has never exactly been high for the Saw series, but they've typically succeeded in what they set out to do. I'd be sad if the fumble it so close to the goal.

DOUBLE EDIT!: Putting this next bit in small because of all the SPOILERS. The entire point of Saw VI was that it was the first time someone did something Kramer couldn't possibly have anticipated. That was what made the whole ending so incredible. If they sit there and go "Ah, but Kramer planned to have his plan foiled", it's going to be a broken promise in my eyes.

How is Covert Affairs? The billboards looked unappealing to me. Is it any good?

Loli LLama approves.