Amusing reference that nobody here will get because they all fucking hated the movie for some reason.

"Excuse me, milady, but there is a 'Mister Phartmann' on the phone for you."

Don't forget the two Truman Capote films within a couple months of each other.

Sweatshop!  What's mine say?
Disenfranchised foreign workers!  What's mine say?

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I've had a couple of "I'll pay you back" situations go like that.  I "sold" my original Playstation to a friend, with all the games, for $200 about six months after I bought it.  I got $50 and a couple of favors later like helping me get my car tires replaced (he drove it to the shop while I was at work), but never…

"S&M's Warehouse - You're gonna like the way you f#$&!"

They rented me and my groomsman our tuxes for my wedding, coordinated with them all getting measured and picking up theirs in different cities, then had me return them all to my location afterward with very little hassle.

I'll jump on the pile of admirers here.  Saw it at the cheap theater when it was out, and loved it.  Really pleasantly surprised at how funny it was.

If the opposite of pro is con, is the opposite of Prometheus Conmetheus?

Who do you think taught the Japanese to make them?

2metheus!

THERR KHAN BEE ONLEE JUAN!

I just hope they have plenty of flashbacks to Uncle Ben's inspiring speech to Peter.  You know, the "Uh, you know, when you're strong, and have lots of power, uh, you should really be responsible with it and not misuse it.  Yeah."

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I agree with you on that.  The battle in Smallville could have been shortened a bit, but it was still so much fun that I didn't mind.

Thank you.  I don't buy the "dark and gloomy" opinion on this version of Superman.  And to complain about his actions without taking them into context is really silly, IMHO.  If you see the world in such black-and-white terms, then I don't see how you could like ANY movie that tries to show anything in between.

Jesus Christ.  Okay, am I seriously the only person here that actually really liked Man of Steel?

Just make sure it's twenty feet high, and at least…oh…100 miles long.   That should cover it.