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The art isn't much either way, though Power Girl's eyes looked all kinds of wrong. I guess they figured no one would be looking at them...? Allison Mack being her VA didn't help either.

The story had lots of little things wrong with it, continuity errors, story omissions, outright plot changes, etc. The Devil was definitely in the details for this one.

The animation feels really stiff too. There's something about the way the limbs are jointed that's not working in the inbetweens. Like these animators aren't entirely well versed in the concepts of squash and stretch. And I know they're trying to mimic Japanese anime style suddenness and stillness with the movements, to make everything quick and fast paced and the characters seem strong, but it's coming off jerky.

There's something incredibly incongruous about watching such lifeless movement speak with some of the best voice acting money can buy.

In contrast, whoever did these backgrounds should get a whole set of gold stars. And a cookie.

I borrowed a co-workers copy of Dragon Ball: Evolution because while I enjoyed the movie, the theatre experience doesn't offer gag reels, interviews, or deleted scenes. I can say with 100% certainty that the deleted scenes should never have been deleted. They were actually helpful to the story, and added details that were lacking in the original presentation.

Thanks FOX, thanks a lot.

Oh Waiting. How can a film be so far fetched and totally unrealistic yet somehow capture the essence of working in the food service industry so well?

I was pleasantly surprised by how good Waiting was. I finally saw it this year, and am happy to say it was my Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle of 2009.

In fact, criticizing the show for having "nameless" females who have no impact on plot is ridiculous. Any fan of the show could rattle off the names of Mary, Ellen, Meg, Ruby, Bella, Jo, or Jess. All have impact on the plot to some degree or another. The show is supposed to be a road show for two brothers. Injecting a woman into the show for every episode for the sake of having a constant female presence defeats the point of the show and should be an insult to women.

I've only seen the first season of Supernatural , and it hurt my v****a. Practically every episode really did kill a women - and every female actress playing a character under the age of 30 was not above a size 0 to boot. Must every female character be smoking hot and flirtatious who must be saved/or is a monster and must be killed?

Again; I've only seen the first season, but throughout the entire season the only thing women were good for was being killed, saved, or being a monster to kill. The entire show is made up of the male gaze, to the point where I found it to be ridiculous. Women are not apart of the (first season) story, they just pitifully make up the engine that makes the story go. Thus; the deaths of the women are not important in of themselves, they are only important in how they affect Sam and Dean. This wouldn't be a issue if it wasn't constantly young, pretty, women dying in exceptionally brutal, oversexualized ways to further plot. And what is the plot? Men suffering. Together. The suffering/bonding/family of the all male Winchester's is the story, and that's how suffering is gendered within the show. Men suffering is depicted as a quest, as a tool for growing individuals furthering themselves as human beings; while suffering women are depicted as objects of pity, desire, or disdain.

For the seasons I have not seen; I know the Supernatural fandom well, and I know that most of the (few) reoccurring female characters get killed off, turn evil, or just disappear. But no, I won't speak for the later seasons as I have not seen them - but I sure as hell am not going to watch them.

As for injecting women into the show just for the sake of having a constant female presence to be violated is a insult to women, you're right. And yet they keep doing it.

I know many people that love Supernatural, and it is a exceptionally popular show among women. I know why it is popular, I understand why it is popular. I'm not trying to just s**t on the show for the sake of bashing it, but I genuinely feel irritated with the series and am glad a video like "Women's Work" exists period.