I know the Sci-Fi version was more textually correct, but Lynch’s just “felt” right. On the other hand I love the Sci-Fi version of “Children of Dune”.

I know this is crazy talk, but we could just have a new Star Trek TV show.

Time to experience a bit of daredevilry from the comfort of your own chair.

He lost any sympathy I had for him when he started referring to Skye as a "thing."

I disagree. Despite the constant studio interference, Fincher did a remarkable job with it. Especially highlighted in this film, it always seems that Ripley is doomed to be forever alone and can only depend on one person the entire time: herself. Think about it: first movie she's the last survivor, puts herself and…

Damn you Whedon. Dollhouse did not deserve to live when it was a straight choice between both shows by the network.

To all those voting for the Matrix over 2001:

It's all about being dark and gritty when appropriate.

Captain America? Nope.
Daredevil? Yes!

Batman? Yes!
Superman? No. No no no no no no no.

Time to watch Wrath of Khan and cry like a little bitch

Pretty much exactly the same as my own experience with the film, except that I read the novelisation before seeing the film. Are you me from a parallel universe, where we separated at the point in which order we saw the film/read the book?

No, I haven't seen that version yet but I'll track it down ASAP. Its been 10 years since I've watched it. Thanks for your thoughtful insight.

Yeah, I think that'd go all Kiss Player-y real fast. Ew.

Y'know how Powerglide and Moonracer met up during "The Search For Alpha Trion"? I get the feeling from your third pic she pulled him aside at some point and introduced him to Powerglide Junior.

Look Mr Bay, no robot testicles!