Super 8. Brought this one up the other day. I think it started out really well. It's not altogether "original," but it starts out as a nice homage to late 70s, early 80s Speilberg. And the concept of it being essentially ET with the Peter Coyote character and crew getting to the alien first is actually a pretty cool…

I had such high hopes for this, and stuck around for hoping they'd return to what it so good in the beginning.

There are some things man was not meant to know. Now we'll all have to smash our thumbs with hammers.

Authors usually have a set idea of what their story is about, and ANY deviation from that may be hard to fathom.

Memento: Find. Kill. Forget.

You've just made me wonder what 3-verb titles one could give to other, maybe classic movies.

Things like this make me wish I had a spoon to smack Hollywood's knuckles when it gets its fingers into the Nostalgia cookie jar. "Enough of that, Hollywood! You got that Robocop into your system and you've been insufferable ever since!"

Ironic!

I remember when everyone was upset because they thought Leonardo DiCaprio was going to play Anakin Skywalker. I bet he would have been better.

We still can't do pictures, right? I had a good one for my answer:

Mark Ruffalo as the Hulk

I thought Matt Damon was a terrible choice for the Bourne movies. That is until, some of the first fight scenes. Then I was like, "okay I think they might be on to something."

Michael Keaton as Batman. Remember how we all reacted to him playing Batman?

Tom Cruise as Lestat, in "Interview With The Vampire"

The best episodes of Doctor Who often shatter this argument.

But TMNT is for kids. They can't tell good writing from bad writing. So who cares?

Tran5formers: COCAINE!

I read the movie title in the "Fake Antonio Banderas How You Say Ah Yes Voice" voice.

"Transformers 5: The Age of Some more 'Splosions While I fuck Many MANY Models."