Don't forget the awesome Star Wars reference.

Eat yer vegetables, bub!

Those books are SO good, but they mess me up so much. Recently referenced those books heavily while doing a convention panel on "Religion in Sci-Fi".

To be fair, over half of the people surveyed would nap during the day while driving.

I think it's only a spoiler if it spoils something for you. I had a jerk of a film professor in college who oh-so-cleverly spoiled Fight Club's big reveal for me, and I still enjoyed the film, but missed out on that moment of realization that makes you immediately have to watch the film a second and third time to…

Hasbro also underestimated the dumbness of a name like Rodimus Prime.

Uh... Mr. The Plague? We have a problem...

Let's not forget the horrendous CGI dragon Liu Kang turned into during the final fight vs. Shao Khan in MK: Annihilation.

That was so upsetting. Then I saw the actual film, and was so disappointed by other stuff that I forgot the soundtrack spoiler disappointment.

Wow. All kinds of things that need to be discussed are raised by this article. Starting with... $60,000 a year?!? Do they train you to do magic? Because if not, then Duke is WAY too expensive. Oh, and also, after an exhaustive study (probably commissioned by Duke), the evidence clearly points to the fact that…

Does anyone remember the first episode, when Brenda & Brandon's biggest problem was which one of the siblings got higher SAT scores? The focus changed somewhat... dramatically after that episode.

Okay, so maybe it wouldn't have been "better", since this tops my list of worst movies of all time... but at least you wouldn't spend the film wondering when the scorpion magic was going to show up to make him like his character in the Mummy Returns.

Requiem for a Skywalker: Darren Aronofsky shows us Princess Leia's path towards becoming addicted to the Dark Side, while Han & Chewie fly down south to see if they can buy mitichlorians directly from the source, and Luke goes crazy thinking how pretty he'd be in the Red Dress on television.

The problem is that making this franchise might be a good business decision for WOTC, and we know how they dislike those. Plus, they'd have to scrap and completely remake their latest version of D&D (Next) to be fun & playable. Also, have you seen what happened the last 3 times they tried to make D&D movies?

Ken Watanabe in a samurai movie is an easy sell for me... but then I saw that it was actually starring TOM CRUISE. Really? REALLY?? I was ready for it to be a horrible Shogun ripoff or worse... and went to the theater fully ready to heckle. Yet somehow it managed to treat the subject matter properly and be a…

Alien rays misinterpreted as "the rapture".

Truly we are losers. Look at all the time we lost watching those early episodes.

Also don't forget Star Trek 5, where they shot photon torpedoes at God. That kind of proved the existence of a god, didn't it?

Nancy Kress wrote a fantastic book on this topic: "Beginnings, Middles, and Endings". Totally worth the read.

It was just someone who looked remarkably like him. He died in the storm. End of story.