Wait... I missed this. Blade Runner lost to Serenity?

I have never fully trusted Ridley Scott's interpretation. I guess I subscribe to the whole "he's a Replicant!" thing, but somehow Scott giving it away makes me more suspicious... almost as if he liked the interpretation (which had been around for a while before the cut) and let it influence him... even going as far…

Or deal with a fixed ad banner.

I sometimes feel like I abandoned Firefox, and I open it from time to time for nostalgia's sake, but to be honest, I just don't think there's any better option than Chrome right now.

Poor Opera.

"fan feedback is going into the Star Trek sequel"

It looks good.

I'm pretty sure this is an April Fools joke. The comments are taking it way too seriously.

Too bad Harry Goz is dead, because he would be perfect for Avatar 2. Luckily Erik Estrada is still around (and probably available!)

yay.

Well, Tromeo and Juliet is just about the most amazing thing ever, so if Super has even a fraction of that brilliance, it will have been a worthwhile experiment.

I like this look quite a bit.

She a good actor and gorgeous, but you're right, she's missing gravitas.

Wonder Woman has had enough of your shenanigans.

Poor Paul. I feel so bad for him. :(((((

4G is looking more and more like a joke. I'm not even convinced that I want to upgrade my Xoom to LTE, given the battery woes that other LTE devices are experiencing. One step forward, two steps back.

Between this and the Trey and Matt's Book of Mormon, the state of musicals is looking up. There's also a rock opera about robots called Death and Powers that looks very promising.

Hollywood is a vortex of ideas.

I loved that episode too. I'd say it was one of the high points.