After they get kicked out of Chuck E. Cheese for not having kids with them.

"WHAT'S IN / NOT IN THE BOX??!"

That's kind of neat, and makes a bit more sense than the current version, but as we all know we must bow to whatever changes George Lucas made, both in the original theatrical release and the 75 revisions performed since then.

The librarians are REALLY upset about how popular this book is going to be for patrons.

REAL SPOILER ALERT, DAMMIT!

Oh boy! I have a great idea for this team…they should have one member be a demon they tamed by raising it from infancy, and call him Demonkid, even though he's not a kid any more! And how about a fish man named Lincoln Intelligere!

Classic Becky went to college, so New Becky filled in when she wasn't available. I loved how they made jokes about the change. "You look different today…" "Where the heck have YOU been?" etc.

Look at comment, Fuck-ton!

Yeah, it really was pretty bad. William Hurt and Liv Tyler are okay, but not as replacements for Sam Elliott and Jennifer Connelly. And Tim Roth…how far he has fallen.

I thought he was brilliantly hateable in Dragonheart. That was where I started looking for him in other roles.

A friend worked for them during the holidays the year they started their movie-by-mail service. She had numerous horror (and stupidity) stories about corporate morons pushing employees to sell Blockbuster Total Access to everyone, including customers they were making far more money off off via in-store rentals. (You…

Thankfully we only have to build a Space Wall about 40 miles long, ten feet high, and three feet thick to keep out all the aliens.

The Karmann Ghia Line, on the other hand, is 52.4 inches high.

Soo Hugh are the one responsible for that crappy Dome miniseries?

"The script hails from Soo Hugh, one of the writers on CBS' Under The Dome…"

ARGH! I saw him in Vegas, two days after seeing Penn and Teller. What a contrast! Penn and Teller had humor, amazement, political satire, and even called out Criss for his stupid crap.

Yes, horribly, yes.

Yes, because it's so important to change her name to something less…what? Matronly?

HI STEVE!

I don't see what's really great about that line, really. The dialog was kind of the worst part of the movie to me.