@Smeagol92055: I wouldn't be surprised. I didn't think it was a bad film, just one that could have been sooo much better, and you could tell where lots of cuts were made to what McG did.

@mordicai: Really? How about a Terminator movie?

@ExtensionOfBob: And now?

@Tyrunn: Lol. If only that worked...

@Tracy Ham and Eggs: You make that sound like a bad thing...

@Dr Emilio Lizardo: No doubt through years of practice.

I thought the Thor one was good, and Loki seems ok, but Odin just looks ridiculous to me. Does NOT evoke Viking gods at all.

Well, at least the ending wasn't set 150,000 years in the future and we find out it was all about God or something.

Huzzah! I hate it when we see shots in a trailer that never make it into the movie. I realize they're usually taken long before the film is edited and finished, but I always feel cheated (and even a little lied to) when I'm looking forward to a shot or a line from the trailer and it doesn't appear ("You complete me!"…

Deep Rising was a great flick. I can almost forgive Stephen Sommers for his other crap-tastic movies for this one (and the first Mummy). Plus, it has Famke.

@ManchuCandidate: It'll be like they just sneezed all over you!

@NoMoreTrolls: They may take our Vampires, but they'll never take our Theaters!

@Log1c: *nods in agreement*

Damn you, Bay. What have you wrought?

@Anto103: Surely! Cause Macs can communicate with any number of alien languages cause Steve Jobs is just that awesome! It's not like they could have antenna problems or anything. Oh, wait...

@Knowitallguytherevenge: Dear God. Then they'll just know us as "that porn planet".

@earthclanbootstrap: And parachute pants.

Calvin (of Calvin and Hobbes) said it best: "The surest sign that there's intelligent life out there is that none of it has tried to contact us."

@PlaidNinja: I agree. The problem is that these days, shows aren't often allowed time to grow, it's gotta be a hit right out of the box or it's gone (see: Fox).

@Log1c: That would certainly be interesting, should a couple of the luicians be forced to live aboard.