More a higher pitched Unicron, maybe. Slow delivery, menacing, etc...
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Bullock is great. That line about the toolkit is worth stealing for use in one's workplace.
And it also introduces yet another Bat villain-to-be: Thomas Elliott, aka Hush. He's not identified by that name until towards the end of the episode, after Bruce has already beaten him to a pulp
Cygnus from "The Black Hole" - commanded by Dr. Hans Reinhardt.
Terrific. I had a huge model kit of that ship,grey and clear plastic slopped together with testors model glue... Getting it completed was one of those "pinnacles of achievement" for an eight year old.
How do autopsies influence/factor into your work?
Watching too many CSI episodes have led me to believe there's a lot to cover up - skulls opened, Y cuts that result in removed...uh, contents...
I want something else.
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From the 1989 Batman movie, when the Batwing goes flying straight up into the air and pauses for a split second in front of the moon, and then plummets back down to earth.
Zef skidded along the vine, glancing backwards at her pursuers. Holt and the others were still behind her - and still mad. It was only a little prank. How was she to know the leaf would fall on their food cache? She just wanted to get rid of the shade over their afternoon hangout spot, not crush their scavenged…
I wonder if this establishment is on the same block as Callahan's Crosstime Saloon.
I agree with JimZub - there needs to be a bit more context around this.
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The opening musical number was awesome. I'm reminded of the Season 2 opener for LOST that was accompanied by Mama Cass' "Make your own kind of music". That was terrific.
It was cemented less than two weeks after I bought the HD-DVD add-on for my xbox360 at a Boxing Day sale when WB announced in Jan 2008 they were pulling out. Thankfully, I still had time to return it.
All the perfumes of Arabia will not sweeten this little hand...
It's something that always bothers me in movies and tv series, when there is some major design change and yet they don't really address it.
I'm wondering if it referred to an agent going on one of those compartmentalized "need to know" undercover jobs that Directors of SHIELD are always pulling. Kinda like what was tried by May and Coulson before - but successful.
I've got a signed Mignola promotional print framed and put up in my office. It's rad.