No, that was a B-porn adaptation which had sequences in which people were naked, not really reflecting the spirit of the original book.

***You might want to add this: in director commentary and other ancillary interviews in the past, Scott has mused that the "Space Jockey" we see is an organic/biomechanoid space suit — sort of like the aliens in "Independence Day" who have 10 foot tall organic space suits but the smaller alien inside looks different.…

How many times do we have to say that John Carter of Mars isn't done right unless it has the naked people?

A symbolic clock is as nourishing to the intellect as photograph of oxygen to a drowning man.

You shouldn't make fun of Underworld so much; its an entertaining popcorn flick with surprisingly decent plotline. High art? No. But its not simple cheese. Its kind of its own thing.

I always assumed that in Beauty and the Beast, the people changed into inanimate objects were frozen as they were when the spell was cast. Only the Beast was aging.

...what? No, people with both have Sickle Cell Anemia. Logically, yeah a child of someone with Sickle-Cell would at least be a hybrid, and - if the other parent was already a hybrid - stand a greater chance of being a carrier.

While this would have been amazing, I do share the network's concern that this would have been impossible to do on a TV budget.

I was looking forward to Eddie Murphy, now we just get Billy Crystal yet again?

technically you also have protection against malaria with two, but then you've got Sickle Cell Anemia; the point is hybrids who don't have the genetic diseases because a recessive copy confers disease resistance.

its how I right out a dramatic (beat)

"which protects against malaria when a carrier has two copies of the gene "

the Architect in the Matrix Reloaded —- who was actually kind of a fun and creative scene.

Ron Moore betrayed the trust we put in him. All of those years acting like he planned it out when he was just making it up.

Alpha Squad 7: Lady Nocturne, a Tek Jansen Adventure?

Lets hope this means other studios will try to handle other anime projects more seriously, like Evangelion.

When I'm The Riddler on Halloween, and guys in Batman costumes accost me (at one point one of them grabbed me by the collar and started shouting "WHERE ARE THEY?!" re-enacting the scene from The Dark Knight and I went along with it), I coyly respond by asking "Why is a raven like a writing desk?"

Girls really care that much about boys to waste time travel?