Blogger Doom vs Fantastic 4Chan

Since we're talking about giant clear tubes. Gotta throw some feels on the fire:

(If you don't know what it's from, you can't be spoiled.)

"Science is a ladder. Many who try to climb it fail, and never get to try again. The fall breaks them."

*excited flailing*

Answer: It was Benedict Cumberbatch as Khan all along.

I'm loathe to validate anything about Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. But stick with me here; it's a little meta.

In next week's episode: Groundskeeper Willie has serious regrets about not campaigning harder for Scottish independence.

The original intent when putting together the work is irrelevant. The nature of the work changed the moment it was agreed that this would be elevated from fan-art to a work of pre-visualization that has a significant effect on the final production.

"Can't help wondering why this is coming out a week after Halloween."

I know you shouldn't judge a book by it's cover. But I would never give that book a second glance seeing that cover in any shelf. I can't be the only one being tired of all the urban fantasy covers with a women standing in victorian clothing or tight leather, back turned, holding a weapon, normally standing next…

My first working headline: Brett Ratner's Hercules Is A Stack Of Shit Pancakes

Tell that to Alan Moore, Neil Gaiman and countless other writers. This has to be the most inane comment I've read in a long time.

The first rule of Fight Club 2 is that you dont talk about Fight Club 2.

Unless it is "Nemesis" then do NOT carry on. Nope. BAAAAAD!

Does anyone else now have the strange compulsion to see a movie that has ALL of these tropes in it?

Or the flip-side of it: The Hero threatens to do something dark to get at the villain's conscience, even though we know they don't have one, and the hero can't go through with it. Or just does it to scare.