Impressive, but my wife says she much prefers Jason Mamoa as Aquaman.

*promote a great moment in a great sport.

Great moment in Guardians of the Galaxy 2---when Starlord gets handed a Zune...

Yeah, I'll admit that I don't quite get the love for that one. I definitely liked it -- I loved the world they created, and it had some pretty great moments -- but I found the central mystery a bit dull. To be fair, though, I watch a ton of TV, so I might just be a bit burned out on watching people solve crimes.

A little, but I also understand it. It would have been a great moment of stress when he realized what was about to happen, and if his brain is anything like mine, would have been replaying it over and over again and you have to do something with that pent up energy.

I tend to blabber on about what happened. I think he is similar.

Looking forward to Follow It. I love the soundtrack by Disasterpeace. He did the soundtrack for the game Fez. Love that lowfi shit. And I love me some creepy ass horror with chilling moments made possible by a nerve wracking pace. You're right that It Follows... follows you into your dreams. Like Freddy.

But... I'm not sure it was my favorite film, nor my favorite horror film of 2015. I really enjoyed the horror comedy Scout's Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse -- it had zombie boobies, zombie kitten paws under doorways; the entire theater exploded in various combinations of delight and disgust on multiple occasions, like monstrous audience-gasms. And it had a gorefest ending with scout crafted zombie killing machines reminiscent of the lawnmower scene in Peter Jackson's Braindead.

It is also my opinion that it was a more effective comedy than Kingsman. Scout's Guide had the audience roaring, which is such a great moment to experience in a theater. Laughter and screams? Top theater experience of the year. Better reactions than Star Wars even.

I don't know what I think about David Robert Mitchell (It Follows) or Chrisopher Landon (Scout's Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse) as directors. Each have created a single horror gem reminiscent of 1970/80s horror but for different reasons. I hope they keep making movies like these.

I just started the third season today. It's still got it's clever moments but the humor hasn't been as successful for me since the first season. A couple episodes caused me to think of it as the American Trailer Park Boys. Thankfully they still have some great moments in there so I'm hoping that they've been on so long means they're consistently better than average.

It's been a shock to my senses though with all the "ancient" history. The episode where they mentioned MySpace caused me to go look up when the show started to make sure they weren't talking about myspace ironically.

I've never seen the PC guy, but Rich Hall has had some great moments on QI,
as has Reginald D Hunter

Man, that was awesome!!!

Great moment for that litt'lun and top flight work from Perry! Tough to harmonize with the girl, but some awesomely, beautiful harmonies nonetheless!!!

Such a great moment staying up late and watching NASA TV live and the eyes.nasa.gov program running, and see the 2 match up.

>> ^Deano:

The shark one is fake and there's another photo-shopped one in there by the looks of it.


Yup, the shark one sure is fake. I can't upvote a video like this where they don't even try to work out if the photos are real or not.

A collection of REAL photos taken at great moments would be awesome. A collection of SOME great photos and some fakes, not so much.

so I take it you're an introvert?....>> ^budzos:

>> ^longde:
I don't know. This is the point of view of an extrovert, one of a gregarious nature. This thought conveys a value of sharing.>> ^budzos:
"If you have a great moment in life and you can't share it with anyone, it may as well have never happened."
This point of view is sad to me.


I know what it's trying to express. But it's doing so by categorizing private experiences, or private expression , as worthless. It's like saying there is no point in dancing to music if nobody is watching. Sometimes dancing is for the dancer.
For those with a "rich internal life", some of the greatest moments are those kept to oneself, or experienced alone.

>> ^longde:

I don't know. This is the point of view of an extrovert, one of a gregarious nature. This thought conveys a value of sharing.>> ^budzos:
"If you have a great moment in life and you can't share it with anyone, it may as well have never happened."
This point of view is sad to me.



I know what it's trying to express. But it's doing so by categorizing private experiences, or private *expression*, as worthless. It's like saying there is no point in dancing to music if nobody is watching. Sometimes dancing is for the dancer.

For those with a "rich internal life", some of the greatest moments are those kept to oneself, or experienced alone.

I don't know. This is the point of view of an extrovert, one of a gregarious nature. This thought conveys a value of sharing.>> ^budzos:

"If you have a great moment in life and you can't share it with anyone, it may as well have never happened."
This point of view is sad to me.

"If you have a great moment in life and you can't share it with anyone, it may as well have never happened."

This point of view is sad to me.

Great moment. And pretty good moves!