I say they do a dance off. It's the only way to decide.

It could be all those things, but why put him down so far from the rest of the people? It seems like he was only actually in captivity for a few days, and the rest of the three (?) months were spent getting back to everyone else.

Arsenio Hall was unavailable.

Sounds like your average commuter (myself included), which puts them on par with office workers (again, myself included).

#1 is awesome and deserves the top position. I can just imagine it being used in a corny movie or TV show where the hero comes up to the bad buy from behind, orders him to "turn around with his hands up", only to face a hail of bullets from this spiffy vest.

Good choice. I thought he played well against Jim Carrey in "Yes Man".

Did she scold you for going against her repeated warnings to never get involved in a land war in Asia?

The only problem is that terminal velocity for a human body is faster than what it can normally survive on impact.

There is no such thing as a bad Australian accent - unless Madonna were to move to Australia and try to affect an Australian accent, but even that would be more hilarious than bad.

Better check whether he weighs more than a duck first to make sure.

That was really funny - the "Sinead O'conner" and "Samuel L. Jackson" credits at the end really tie it together.

Given how complicated this issue seems, I am not sure whether to encourage discourage this question.

I agree - Icarus is an example of Greek mythology that is very definitely about hubris, but even that is not necessarily anti-science.

Replying to promote this rather clear explanation that answer my question below (or above, depending upon how this threading is working).

I'm no grammar expert, but "who" sounds more correct - or at least it does right now, you would probably get a different answer from me tomorrow. Couldn't it be "from a group of (fans who crashed)"? Does it matter if the fans crashed individually or in a group?

I know a lot of people don't like the way he died - saying it was undignified - but I felt it help underscore how dangerous a situation they were in. You don't take one on at close range, and they did not have time to even grieve his death - Sarah just takes his gun and ID and has to make John move on.

This actually makes me more interested in seeing Prometheus, as my preference is for actual sci-fi over horror - like "2001..", or the more recent "Moon".

Replying to promote the trouble you are having posting is probably because you are a first time poster, and so your posts only appear to starred commentators. Once "promoted" your posts should now appear as grey.

That's a very well made video, thanks for posting!

My mother is German, but luckily she didn't read any stories like this to me when I was a child, otherwise I might have turned out even worse than I am now! Then again, maybe I would have turned out better.