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Saw Man Up, which manages to straddle the line of being a chick flick but not. Lake Bell playing a mid-30's single woman getting tired of all the blind dates her friends are setting her up on, on the way to her parents 40th wedding anniversary and she runs into Simon Pegg's 40 year old divorcee who mistakes her for his blind date. Rather than explain his mistake, she decides to go along with it and the shenanigans ensue. Drinks, philosophy, walking around London, lost divorce papers, encounters with old stalker classmates, competitive sports, and setting people on fire.

I picked up Overlord cheap on steam and have been wasting idle time playing my way through it. Some mildly entertaining humour to it.

From the daughter of a friend.

Washington Post - Why a satanic temple member wants to perform rituals before a city council in the bible belt

Motivational indeed...

In other words, slim to no chance?

io9 - Warner Bros report turned Suicide Squad into a mess

Finally caught one!

She played a regular cast member who was the Doctor to one of the fey courts, and the occasional lover of the main protagonist of the show. Edit: I did try and find some of the good scenes of her character in the show, but youtube is full of the mashed up fan music video montages of her and the lead girl teasing love sequences and kissing rather than the other acting.

It can be quite funny, when certain cast members from one show get married to cast members in another show, and then they start doing guest appearances and cameo slots in things... (yes, SG-1 and Andromeda I'm looking at you for the history there). But it can be interesting to see how someone who is a main character in one show can turn up as a re-occurring member in another show that are both being shot at the same time.

I think DC movies are in a spiral, but Wonder Woman might save them.. especially if Justice League manages to carry the sense of fun. Mavel is keeping fairly happy with general popcorn fun that audiences are content with, so that's going to carry on for a few more years. Fox is bouncing with the X-Men stuff, but now they have Deadpool as well, so some mixed potential there.