Man of Steel did not work, and I'd say there were some things that Superman Returns even did better.

Man of Steel: not good.

I think there might be a difference between basing a novel on a well known celebrity or person of notoriety vs using the likeness and characteristics of a nonprofessional college athlete who has no chance of profiting from their own success until they finish their schooling. I'm not saying they should get paid to play…

Nope. My subjective opinion: modern sci-fi masterpiece.

Yes. Even film encyclopedias like Tarantino and Scorsese haven't seen every great movie, let alone every movie period. We all have blind spots, or so I like to call them. I've seen all 40 odd Woody Allen movies, but have seen little Truffaut, Hitchcock, and no Ozu or Bergman. Life is only so long, all I was made to…

Modern Sci-Fi masterpiece.

I love the ending of the Dark Tower. I think 2 things: 1. Had King not gotten hit by that car he would have never finished the Dark Tower. 2. Getting hit by that car changed King and The Dark Tower story. So the story of finishing The Dark Tower becomes part of The Dark Tower story. I think it became very personal for…

My favorite scene was in the middle when Stu was hungry so the Hand of God made him a sandwich. No, wait, that would have been too literal. I love King. He ends the books they way at hey end. He's a receiver, the stories are already written and he just uncovers them. For King The Stand couldn't have ended any other…

The ending of the movie had me shaking my head is disbelief as Henry Cavill played Clark in the Daily Planet as Superman with glasses on. Once again... For as much as everyone shits on Superman Returns... Brandon Routh really nailed the Reeves-like clumsy Kent persona.

No, it was a lot better. I would go as far as to say it was very good, until the final showdown when things devolve a little. I enjoyed the movie as a kind of modern samurai tale, with a few comic book elements present. The bottom line for me is it was much better than The Dark Knight Rises and Man of Steel in my…

Limey bastards.

It might just be impractical to bring that much fuel for such a long trip. I've always heard that a lot of the fuel necessary to get a rocket into orbit is used to actually lift that much fuel. Maybe it's different if we had a space elevator or some kind of rail gun to fire fuel into space with no propulsion…

Thanks for joining us, but I think it's time for you to go.

Sure, right after he finishes up with the title role in Machete 3.

All I'm saying is: "His mother was English and his father was a Hawaiian-born American of Native Hawaiian, English, Irish, Portuguese, and Chinese descent."

That, so far despite the console's ups and downs, is the single most exciting thing I have heard about the Xbox One, and possibly about the entire new console generation. Can Playstation 4 do this too?

How about we take one big step forward and recognize that a man of partial Asian heritage is no less worthy of carrying a film than a "full Asian." Asians ARE underrepresented in American cinema. One thing that does nothing to remedy the problem however is to criticize Asian actors for not being nearly Asian enough.

On top of all that, I caught her on Craig Ferguson and she was utterly charming.

"Make it so." - Captain Kirk

Okay, the laser bees will stop the asteroid... but then what will stop MY NIGHTMARES?