@diverguy: Man, that Alien Hybrids episode was just completely insane. And when Bill told that kid about that he was an alien, Pat yanks him out the door and just flipped out him. I lol'd for a solid minute. What a nut.

@Musenik: Baldur's Gate Trilogy mod?

@TriFrog77: @carpe_k9006: People really love Carnage huh? I mean, I like Carnage... but people really, really love Carnage it seems.

@John-Hamptonshire: Seriously though, Watchmen was great. It was the best anyone could have done with such a dense source material. As a Watchmen fanboy I would have loved him to have every excerpt from Under The Hood in there, and all the scenes that took place at the news stand, and the giant squid. If he had put…

@NorthernSoul: I am so psyched. It's the movie Del Toro was born to make.

@crosis101: I totally agree. That part and the opening credits were truly moving, in my opinion. It never occurred to me that that music was Phillip Glass until today. I also never had heard of this -Qatsi trilogy until today. I consider my life enriched by this conversation. Thanks everyone!

@ShanaLD: Yeah, I know just how you feel. Even as a kid who had never read the comics I knew I had made a mistake about thirty minutes in.

@ggodo: Hahaha, fair enough. I tend to think the same thing. I'm always expecting her to betray everyone1

@Charlie Jane Anders: Ultimate Banner is essentially a drug addict who tries to replicate Cap's Super Soldier serum. He turns into the Hulk the first time by accident, but the second time is intentional so that the Ultimates (Avengers) have a reason to keep getting their funding. Not much of a hero at all really.

@ggodo: White Queen has been a good guy for nearly twenty years now in the comics. Granted, she's still a bitch.

@John-Hamptonshire: High fives all around!

@Charlie Jane Anders: A whole hell of a lot of things were wrong with that movie. Oh man. I actually saw that in the theater.

@Graviton1066: ... Well, I think many people are actually fans of Bob Dylan. And that song was actually referenced in the book, most of the music was, Phillip Glass notwithstanding.

@George Lampard: I'm right there with you, George. I loved every second of Watchmen. It was as good of an adaptation as was possible. I also thought the changed ending was totally justified, and actually made a bit more sense than the original.

@jacobvandy: @SadAstronaut: I have also experienced this exact same sensation on several occasions. I was actually just trying to describe to my brother and a friend of mine the other day. They didn't know what I meant at all.

@Trystero: I think so. Same here. I was confused looking for a second trailer, and wondering what the hell was wrong with my browser.

@Snow leopard: It's come full circle! Back in the fifties the aliens created the zombies!

@seafisch: I said the same exact thing! Hilarious!

@OutlawDominus: Oh man. You got me. I actually loled at that one.

@Dr Emilio Lizardo: Agree. I didn't ever see that as an evil move anyway. If anything, she's trying to protect her bumbling good natured son from becoming a legit killer like everyone else he knows. Also, I think she's clearly way deep under cover, and couldn't let Tim Dalton think otherwise.