And as I mention below, both her beaus are Star Trek villains responsible for the deaths of Kirk family members - McDowell and Lloyd.

Sorry, yes - I guess I got confused with the spelling of his Hulk character's surname.

Steenburgen was in another time-travelling love story in Back to the Future III. Her love interest in that was Christopher Lloyd, who was a villain in Star Trek III, ordering the death of Kirk's son. McDowell killed Kirk himself in Star Trek V. Warner also played a Trek villain in TNG, plus a goodie in Star Trek VI,…

"It’s an elaborate and direct homage to the “La Marseillaise” sequence in Jean Renoir’s classic 1937 anti-war film La Grande Illusion."

You read about it as a kid? It only came out in 2012 – how old are you now?

You read about it as a kid? It only came out in 2012 – how old are you now?

"despite the fact that the Academy had sort of gotten there first by nominating Jaye Davidson, who played the trans woman, for an Oscar in the Best Supporting Actor category"

I'm sure the film makers could have come up with SOME way to still use the footage!

It seems crazy to me that given how little footage they had for Game of Death, they didn't even bother using all of it!

I was amazed when I say Jabbar in Game of Death. For all those years I'd just thought of him as that goofy guy from Airplane. He spent all of that film sitting down or lying down, so I had no idea he was so athletic.

Ta. It works better said out loud! In this kind of voice:

I think the vocals on this song are great. The way Jackson sings: "What can I do, girlTo get through to you, Cause I love you baby" is amazing.

Here's my favourite Scottish joke (my Dad was from Stirling, so that makes it OK).

I'm ashamed to say that many is the occasion that someone has asked me "How's the lamb" at dinner time and I've replied "Not baaaaaad!".

The sheep jokes are about Wales, not Scotland.

He remade Arthur, so why not?

Supposedly inspired Monty Python's Black Knight dismembering too.

Udo Kier's pose is very similar to himself in the posters for Andy Warhol's Blood for Dracula from 1974. I'd like to think that's deliberate.

Like the first couple of Torchwood series, right?

Trejo's arm looks all tricep/no bicep in that photo.
Also: when are we going to get a Danny Trejo/Billy Drago combo movie?