“Just kidding. You could not pay me to sit through The Hobbit again. Much less an extended version. Life is too short.”

Okay, first, let me apologize, I quit reading when the article got to lamenting motherhood. I didn’t take that scene to mean that at all. If anything, it was to comfort Banner.

Working on a Lovecraftian short story inspired by the disorder Klazomania. Hope to have it wrapped up and out before the end of the month.

Creepy notifications like you get from news apps, sent to everyone playing as clues that you can crowd source answers. Location based clues like if you go to Target or McDonalds. Just a persistent, though not intrusive (because you can turn off the sounds), reminder of the game. Go to the store, *ding*, "I can see…

I was thinking Felicity could play a young Mon Mothma. Could Rogue One be a literal title and be about the first "rogue(s)" and the rise of the rebel alliance?

Turns out in twenty years, Sheev is actually a TITLE when we meet a new villain called Sheev Crewlman.

This sounds more like a problem with Ubisoft than anything. This smacks of the female assassin skin job. Certainly people should expect the best from their products. Why WOULDN'T a developer make the best and downscale from there? Ubisoft continues to be lazy, either in their development or their excuses, though…

Didn't Seaquest DSV have a fantastical first few seasons, one such ending on a cliffhanger involving aliens, only to come back abandoning all notions of fantasy and being a hard sci-fi political/war drama?

Hey, Capcom? Why not remake Mega Man over and over for every generation?

Didn't Threepio's hand look like that pre-coverings?

I think the collective anger might generate enough energy that we can move to the universe where Josh Brolin landed the part.

Since I was a teen, I always enjoyed impossible questions. I've always believed the universe isn't nearly magical enough to be completely religious, but is so fucking amazing that I can't help but feel...spiritual. I suppose I straddle the line, but I refuse labels and would never claim any idea I have is…

The House on Haunted Hill remake had some genuinely good and creepy stuff, with the shaky doctor ghost, but it started to go off the rails when Chris Kattan indicated the house was "alive." And then, at the end, when his ghost saves the day? Face-clawingly bad.

Rob, this post, and the scenes of Man of Steel as you remember them, have had me thinking. I've got problems with MoS, as well, and they're the same problems I've had with a lot recent movies. Total disregard for the effects of destruction. But I think there's a way DC can pull out...or maybe I'm just showing my…

I've always had my own view on the terms, I guess. I would say I identify as a nerd, but looking at the graph, where there are lots of things on either side of the split I like, I should be more aligned to geek.

This makes sense. Let's keep level heads and try and play fair...

Like I said, it's a plague movie. It can be argued either way. This is probably the closest to a "zombie" we'll ever see in real life.

Nope, old black and white one has quite active zombies. The very first zombie actively chases Barbara to the car, check the link around the 7 minute mark. Also later in the movie when they have the feeding frenzy they're very erratic. Shambling, uncoordinated, sure, but fast and active.

Zombies ran in the original Night of the Living Dead. But I think the more recent popularity is due to 28 Days Later, which I love, even though it's more of a plague movie. I think you can attribute running zombies to more recently turned. Muscles are still good, things aren't rotting yet, whatever contagion is…

I love Tarder Sauce, but I think her brother Pokey is actually cuter.