Considering that Han was 6-7 and Lando was 8-9 around the time the show takes place, if Asoka lost a rigged card game, I suspect Anakin would laugh at 'Snips' and call it a life lesson.

When I was a wee child, my mother worked as the manager of a video store, and she was raised on Disney. So I have seen every Disney film produced up 'til round '98. I have fond memories of Escape/Return To/Beyond Witch Mountain. Also say the '95 remake, probably should read the book some day.

It was on my 'to see in theatre' list, but sadly it was here and gone before I had the chance. Problem with only having two theatres (10/6 screens respectively) in town, the 'big budget films' eat up half the screens with multiple showings.

I love any character Ice-T does. For a guy who gained 'fame' singing about being a 'cop killer' I love him on SVU.

Guessing, box-office totals. Then again was Marky Mark really a 'rapper'. One hit song, two albums, was almost a member of the New Kids on The Block...

Expendables was a kick-azz film, Red is up next in my NetFlix queue (gotta send Machete back first) , and the premise just screams to me. Count me in, there is nothing better than 'old timers' showing us 'young pups' how it's done.

As a 100% hetero male, I have one thing to say about the Sly image... I hope I look half a good as that when I am sixty four years old!

The toy has spots and 'muttonchop' spikes, so it is the 'Flasher'. However, as you point out, the glasses are wrong, but that is but one detail. With it 'matching' the character details from Gremlins 2 by 99%, it is highly likely that is who it was supposed to be. Look at the spots, they line up 'perfectly' with…

Basically, if it happened in AC#1, they own the copyright, yes, and can do with it what they want. But not the trademark, they could retell the story, scene for scene, but can't use the name Superman (cover & advertising), Clark Kent, Lois Lane, Krypton, Daily Planet, etc. That is why the case is so complicated,…

While I still get the x-books, I think that the AoA was the last time I enjoyed a crossover. Nothing was sacred, heroes and villains swapped roles. There was an overall story arc, but the individual series were self-contained. I am hoping Age of X is as good.

Only reason I know that much is I had a friend in law school. Her professor told them to come up with a complicated legal case to present to the class. One night, she was complaining how hard it was to make up a case that would be realistic, but complicated. I asked if it had to be made-up. She wasn't sure and…

Think of it as a analog clock. 1 - 12 on the dial. When the dial hits 12, it's all over. But somehow, the solution is always found between 11 & 12, or during the 11th hour.

It is not that simple. The Siegel's own 50% of the copyright for the Superman story in Action Comics #1. DC owns 100% of the trademarks, so the S-Shield, the name Superman, the fact that he flies, etc. Should Shuster's nephew get the other 50% of the copyright, the families are still screwed. They can't reprint…

Nope, she said she didn't know what happened, I believe she said to Dr. King 'suddenly, she was just there'. I took this to imply that she didn't see Stephanie 'running' in to save Katie.

What I wondered was how she was even able to fight a de-powered Jim. Even powerless, Jim is a former football player with some muscle. Does shifting into a larger body mean she gets the muscle mass as well?

I can't say anything bad about No Man's Land as it did give us both Cassandra Cain and introduced Harley Quinn into the comic canon.

What? No thoughts on Daphne's blatant misuse/abuse of her newest ability? While I found that the episode had some issues, that was the biggest one for me. The scene between Jim and Faux-George was fun though.

Don't forget the return of some character who happened to appear in a few issues of Book X back in the day, but has a vital role in the new mega-event/story.