Avenger trailer did rock and then it sucked when I remembered that Scarjo is in it.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but it does get rather monotonous when the same one person keeps ripping on a franchise he doesn't like just because it doesn't fit his perception of what it should be. I can appreciate the fact that you like Burton's take more, Wise, but let it go. Seriously, I come on here and hardly post, but I always take the time to read some of the comments and you're always like the first one to post and rip on TDK all the time. I'm not on this board ripping The Avengers because they casted Scarjo for a role that's of no purpose either in IM2 or in Avengers. Sometimes, it's better, if you keep your thoughts to yourself. Especially when Nolan's Batmans have been critically acclaimed than it just makes you look like a Marvel fanboy :P
 

That Fourth season of Breaking Bad was great and the ending was just perfect writing how things come full circle in Breaking Bad, that a tiny character in one season can become such an important character later on.

Mr. Jawbreaking, I'm not talking about cliff hangers at the end of an episode, I'm talking about cliff hangers going into another season. I like some resolve, thats what I mean by cheap gimmicks, having to goat fans into coming back because you have to find out what happened.

It just comes down to me that True Blood is not a character driven show, it's all about shock and awe.

I've renounced True Blood, it's actually a really crappy show, that gained too much hype after Season One. And don't get me wrong the first season was fairly good even with the dismal dialogue.

Really and truth be told, if you're looking for quality, you don't have to stray much further than another premium channel. Dexter is the pinnacle of T.V. and even with a mediocre fifth season I'm much more intrigued by the characters in Dexter than True Blood.

True Blood lost me when it wanted to become a platform for obnoxious drama and convoluted storylines. It doesn't help much to me that the show relies on cliffhangers to bring back an audience. I'm not a fan of cheap gimmicks.

I own all three and the Xbox gets the most use for me aswell.

In today's world, it's all about the online play and that's where Xbox dominates PS3. The community is just flat out better, but thats going to be the case when Xbox has been honing it's craft for the last 10 years. Truth be told, Xbox does have the better selection aswell to play games with friends, I mean you can't play Gears  or Halo on a PS3 and those two are juggernauts as far as online play. You may not like them, but there is a reason why millions play them online.

PS3 is a great system if you like individual play, I loved the God of War games, but after that I haven't really gotten much use from my PS3. I own a Blu-ray player, so playing movies on my PS3 isn't really my thing.

This franchise just needs to die already, all it is, is an hour and a half of people running around dying in unconventional ways. The whole time the antagonist is a freaking black shroud that can't be defeated, so what's the point?

And in other news...Marvel announces that it will remake Iron Man in 2015.

You know what I hate about these films? There is no point to them, seriously, you know the outcome before the movie starts (Atleast the first three I've seen.) You know that the group of people are trying to survive, while death tries to kill them, problem is the protagonists have no way of combating death since he has no physical form. So what's the point? What's the point if our protagonist has no way of defending himself, if all he can do is skip his turn in the chain of being killed by death only to have to wait til it's his turn again and then when he's the last one in the chain only to be constantly attacked til he succumbs?

Shrek is Dreamworks, so no, it doesn't get to be on this list.

Hobbs, just because your kid feel asleep during Wall-E doesn't mean it wasn't an incredible movie. Your opinion is that it's the weakest link, but I guarantee your in the minority with that feeling. You can look on RT and IMDB, both have it with high acclaim. Wall-E is definitely one of the more powerful Pixar movies, if you didn't enjoy it I'm sorry, that's your loss not mine.