Recent content by Dennis Castro

Spot on!

Agreed. Then you would have "Lost" and we'd have people complaining about that. You can't make everyone happy. It's one of the best shows on TV.

Walking Dead marathon on AMC right now!

Your welcome! You may want to check out the webisodes from both season 1&2. You can find those and more content here. http://www.amctv.com/shows/the-walking-dead

Pretty good season one recap. It misses on a few details but it should give you a good idea of what went on. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JM1p87zlCXQ&feature=youtube_gdata_player

***Picks up stone. Prepares to throw it....*** :P

Well Lou. We may have a bit of a difference of opinion but there is one thing I think we can agree on and it's the most important.. This is a great freaking show!

Dale Glen Carol T-Dog We never really got any type of the development that you speak for these characters save for maybe a few lines. You can develop a character without using a lot of flash backs. Too much of that type of exposition and we have "Lost" with Zombies. No one wants that...

Her character is clearly established by her actions. The facial expressions, her clothes, her dread locks and bandana, the way she carries herself and by the way she looks. The fact that she needs her weapon and that weapon is a katana sword that she uses efficiently and effectively. That...

The ankle biter scene is consistent with past attacks by dormant walkers. In the seires premier when Rick is Riding downtown on his horse there are dormant walkers on a bus that are awakened by either his smell or sound. They don't react immediately. The wait until after he had passed them by...

It wasn't all NYC. The Football stadium scene was Heinz field in Pittsburgh. Perhaps NYC is so prominent because it's the economic.capital of the world. It fits the economic equality theme of the film.

Did they actually fold up into cat ears or did they just look like cat ears? I never got the impression that they folded up into literal car ears. Since it was functional equipment it didn't bother me at all.

Being able to watch the trilogy from beginning to end in basically one veiwing was a fantastic experience. The whole arch played out right in front of me on the big screen was (I know this is such a cleche') epic. The ending of the film contained moments that had my heart literally pounding in...

Just got in from the Dark Knight Trilogy. The experience as a whole was epic. The best movie going experience I've had. Best 25 bucks I've ever spent. As far The Dark Knight Rises goes it's easily one of the best third films in a trilogy. Have to agree with Todd H's assessment of the film. I had...

I had not seen this film in literally over 10yrs. Watched the Bluray recently and was suprised at how well this film holds up.