No, no, no. The original 3 Starwars told us that prosthesis, clothes and worldly objects do not transfer to the Force.....remember when Darth cut down Obi Wan in the ANH? The lightsaber and clothes remained. Same thing, mechanical hand cannot come along for the ride into eternity.

So we’ve got the Rhesus monkeys released during the Tarzan craze of the 30's and 40s in Silver Springs State Park. There’s a bunch of them in Southeast Florida released some 50 years ago by a defunct, traveling circus. We’ve got Pythons, Boas and Anacondas loose all over the state. Then there is the Monitor Lizard and…

An Alien/prequel/sequel may be up in the air now that Disney is buying Fox Movie Studios. After the box office disaster that was Covenant, there may not be much of an appetite to carry on the Xenomorph franchise. For selfish reasons, I would like some questions answered regarding the origin and intent of the black…

So, let me argue a counterpoint. I was 19 when I saw Starwars on a hot weekend following the Memorial Day Weekend in 1977 in a seedy, old movie theater in Miami Beach. When the Star Destroyer loomed across the projection screen and seemed to stretch on forever, Star Wars stole my imagination and whisked it to another…

It’s a typical Hollywood Trope that goes back decades and decades. If I recall, in one particular movie the Captain calls out for “ramming speed”, which states the obvious, because he plans on ramming his ship into the enemies ship. Back in the late 70s, about a year or two after the First Starwars movie…

Well, Disney acquired Miramax almost 2 decades ago and it operates as a autonomous unit as does Marvel Studios. Disney is smart enough to know to to mess with a good thing. I believe they will leave 20th Century Fox alone to produce and concentrate on making great films. 20th Century Fox was the studio that released…

I loved the movie adaption of “Ghost in a Shell”, even though it got whitewashed with Scarlett Johanssen. This was especially painful when you could see her standing next to her mother who was oriental and she was not.

Too funny.

Agree 100%.

I loved Ex Machina. I wish Alex Garland would take over the Alien franchise from Ridley Scott.

Interesting umbrage on a fantasy ship, which is a prop in a space fantasy of a movie. Let’s talk the Gunstar from “The Last Starfigher”. Now that is a massively powerful ship if it can take on the entire Kodan Armada singlehandedly.

I love Jeff Goldblum. I don’t care what he comes back as, even if he’s street hustler peddling cheap Gozilla dolls on the corner of 42nd street and Broadway.

Oh, yeah. Bring it on.

The term “Desktop Computer” is interesting in that the evolution has made it a very amorphous term. When I started this out as a hobby back in the early 1980s, it truly was a standalone desktop computer with an ugly, monochrome text monitor without any graphical capabilities. I leveraged my early computing hobby into…

I caught this recruitment ad over the weekend and couldn’t stop laughing. Great job FWPD.

You don’t need a costume, armor or helmet to destroy the galaxy. Just the infinity gauntlet with all 6 stones in it. Besides, he looks like a WWE wrestler on super-steroids.

My understanding is that Infinity War is the first of a 2 parter or maybe even a 3 parter. GOG is introduced at the end of the trailer, but don’t appear to be in the movie, so I am going to assume GOG will be in the 2nd part of Infinity Wars. I’ll be disappointed to see the original Avengers killed off, if that is the…

Thanos looks impressive. Of course, Josh Brolin is a master craftsman and he’s also playing Cable with Deadpool. That’ll be interesting - two different characters within the Marvel Universe.

I love all of Del Toro’s films, even when I have to read the English captions for his non-English speaking movies. I also like Michael Shannon who was great in The Man of Steel as Zod and even better in 99 homes. I like the quirky character he plays. I have the DVD of him in Elvis and Nixon, which I have not yet seen.…

Actually, in the first movie, Jurassic Park, when they left the island on the helicopter they passed a flock of pelicans. That was the nod to the evolutionary track of dinosaurs to birds. They are with us today in as our feathery friends.