In a world where mankind faces extinction, monkeys are running for their lives from... THE LAST SHIP.

I don’t like the idea at all. Star Trek should NEVER be crossed with other fantasy universes. Trek was always based in science, not super heroes. I hate the idea. Period.

Is anyone else finding it a bit hard to "get" this take on the Fantastic Four?

I said sales. Not schemes.

Guiteau was executed in June 1982 and reportedly said, "I killed Garfield, but I outlived Disco."

About the only true test of "popular" is sales.

To me it looks like a cross between James Caan and Hugh Hefner!

(Fossils not withstanding) I have a few books from the late 1700s and a big collection of several hundred Civil War artifacts. I also have contemporary photos of every president from Andrew Jackson to Obama.

On the other hand, can we all just admit that not a single government on earth is trustworthy? I mean, if I was rich and powerful I would want my own army to protect me from the government... ALL governments... too. Wouldn't you?

Its been so long that U can't even remember where these characters all ended up. I sort of lost interest in the last three seasons.

A strange choice. Rory was a weak, nebisshy guy. Rip Hunter is a big, tough guy with a roguish charm.

It's one more step toward fantasy, though. The Arrow series was meant to be a "realistic" one. Then came Flash which was supposed to be "science." But now, with Hawkgirl, you get plain fantasy with "spirits" and wings. It is interesting to me that they are ramping up toward real comic-bookie stuff instead of sticking…

Who is the "agent Muller" of which you speak?

What do they say about a joke... if you have to explain it....?

Transformers sucked when it was a badly drawn cartoon in the 80s and it sucks now that it is a multi-million dollar movie franchise.

If we are talking science fiction there two more: 1). The going back in time "by accident" and the getting back despite having no real tried and true method of the tech to do so., and, 2). The heroes revert to kids and/or get a fatal disease but by the end of the episode have been miraculously returned to their proper…

I disagree that there's no good Star Wars movie. There is one. The first one. And not the rejiggered one, the REAL first one. The one I saw in the theater in 1977. That one was gun as heck. The rest have been labored, badly written, and horribly acted. So, yeah, Marvel should be winning.

I have seen this same article literally a hundred times in the last few years.

Don't tell me... that darn Walmartus Maximus then came in and sold cheap Egyptian knock offs and undercut his price driving Ennion right out of business.

Highlander II doesn't make sense even as a stand alone film.