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DC has released an extended cut of the final scene. Really lays the groundwork for Justice League.

The way Eisenberg play Luthor started out pretty believable for trying to translate a comic book villain into any semblance of reality, but as the movie went on, he just got goofier and goofier. I'm honestly surprised Christopher Nolan let his name be put on this, even if it's just a do nothing credit.

Counting the Adam West film, I think this is the 9th feature film to star "Bruce Wayne as Batman," and they still fucking shoehorned in the Batman origin story

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Tony Burton, best known for playing Apollo Creed's and later Rocky's trainer in the Rocky series, has died at the age of 78 I guess God finally "threw the damn towel."

I swear I'm the only person that has no memory of it that actually remembers everything else. We were moving and I think we didn't have the TV set up yet. This week's episode was a bit of a drop off. They had to spend too much time introducing the "Dream Team" and the cold open with the Kardashian children felt really forced.

When you're the star quarterback, the reigning MVP and one of the new faces of the league...you can't get up there and pout, especially considering you know he would do the exact opposite if they had won. He also played like garbage. Russell Wilson threw an interception that lost the SuperBowl last year, he faced the media. Peyton Manning lost the SuperBowl by 35 points two years ago, he faced the media. That performance and the way he avoided diving for that fumble, I think wasted a lot of the goodwill he had built up this year, it's a shame.

TO is 2nd in yards, 3rd in touchdowns and 6th in catches all-time. He may be an asshole, but he's a Hall of Famer. The HoF voters can be vindictive, so they make him wait a year or two, like they did with Michael Irvin and Cris Carter. As for Marvin Harrison, he's 3rd all-time in catches (only behind Jerry Rice and Tony Gonzales), 7th in yards and 5th in touchdowns. He only played in 190 career games, while most of the other top receivers played in at least 215, so he did it in less time on the field, while having to share the ball with Reggie Wayne and Edgerin James.

The NFL plans to institute a "Rooney Rule for Women."

Adnan Syed's post-conviction relief hearing to ask for a new trial has begun in Baltimore Sarah Koening is doing audio updates on the hearing that can be found with the ongoing Season 2 of Serial

Travolta came off as playing Shapiro as some Barbara Streisand/Cher hybrid and it was really weird. Everyone else was fantastic, especially Paulson. Also, I love that Bruce Greenwood is getting to play someone other than the shady husband or corrupt businessman.

That's mostly an urban legend

It was the best thing I've watched in a while

There are 202 episodes at approximately 42 minutes each, that's the equivalent of watching for six full days...uninterrupted. In other news, the OJ Simpson American Crime Story premiere was so good tonight. Fargo has some competition in all the mini-series categories.

I'm pretty sure Justified is still a Prime exclusive as well

Am I the only one who is ridiculously excited for "The People vs. OJ Simpson" on FX?

4 actually. They also appeared in SuperBowls III and V

Brendan Haywood basically just said what we're all thinking, that LeBron had no respect for Blatt and that only Lue could coach him

Alex Riley's dad had some interesting things to say about that

You realize that most of The Wells report was based on iffy "science"? Also, the Eagles named Jim Schwartz defensive coordinator, which I guess goes against the whole, "we want a decent human being" problems they apparently had with Chip Kelly

The commissioner has pretty broad power and can suspend players without a conviction or even charges for any number of games. The Tigers are going to have a great lineup, yet the rotation beyond Verlander and Zimmermann and the bullpen is still suspect.

I would love anybody but the Panthers to win. Call me a crusty old man, but I cannot stand Cam Newton. The whole "Superman " thing is lame (as is any trademark celebration) and he's also responsible for "dabbing" becoming a thing. I love Tom Brady, I have since he was at Michigan. I would love him getting that 5th ring, which I believe would be a record Ive always been a Peyton fan from afar, him going out on top after this disaster of a season would be great As a Lions fan, it would hurt to see a former laughing stock franchise graduate to SuperBowl champion before the Lions. But it would be great for Carson Palmer for what he's gone through, a great capper on the Disney movie-esque story of Bruce Arians and for redemption after they came soooo close in 2008.