Most of Alan Moore's 1980s work was composed of Take That!'s directed at Chris Claremont's X-Men.

Most of Alan Moore's 1980s work was composed of Take That!'s directed at Chris Claremont's X-Men.

"A husband, on the other hand, much less an arranged marriage, is only an abstract. And given how thoroughly Elinor dominates her husband, a booming mountain of a man who defaults to a meek “Yes, dear” when Elinor gives him a fierce look, it’s unclear why a husband might get in Merida’s way, particularly by comparison…

"A husband, on the other hand, much less an arranged marriage, is only an abstract. And given how thoroughly Elinor dominates her husband, a booming mountain of a man who defaults to a meek “Yes, dear” when Elinor gives him a fierce look, it’s unclear why a husband might get in Merida’s way, particularly by comparison…

This is one of those rare cases where I can honestly say that its quite good and yet I didn't enjoy it in the slightest.

This is one of those rare cases where I can honestly say that its quite good and yet I didn't enjoy it in the slightest.

Nah, Carolla has a career because Dr. Drew's other choice was Riki Rachtman.

Nah, Carolla has a career because Dr. Drew's other choice was Riki Rachtman.

Yeah, but we're still talking about it.

Yeah, but we're still talking about it.

Perhaps the entire getaway pod was actually for Weyland, who wasn't supposed to be on the ship? I'm sorry, but its not that big a jump to make.

Perhaps the entire getaway pod was actually for Weyland, who wasn't supposed to be on the ship? I'm sorry, but its not that big a jump to make.

"[All Forms of Heavy Metal] essentially function as glam rock’s lobotomized, skirt-chasing meathead younger brother. This disreputable musical bastard child stole glam’s look and brazen attitude, but drained it of ideas, smarts, and sexual and moral ambiguity."

"[All Forms of Heavy Metal] essentially function as glam rock’s lobotomized, skirt-chasing meathead younger brother. This disreputable musical bastard child stole glam’s look and brazen attitude, but drained it of ideas, smarts, and sexual and moral ambiguity."

Yeah, I think the thing I like the most about this movie is that its provoking so much theoretical discussion as to what was actually going on. Then again, I never watched Lost, and X-Files is a faded memory to me, so I guess I'm not as frustrated by this sort of stuff as many of the commentators.

Yeah, I think the thing I like the most about this movie is that its provoking so much theoretical discussion as to what was actually going on. Then again, I never watched Lost, and X-Files is a faded memory to me, so I guess I'm not as frustrated by this sort of stuff as many of the commentators.

Did it kill your father, shoot your dog, and steal your bible, too?

Did it kill your father, shoot your dog, and steal your bible, too?

Oooooooo… quoting Johnny Rotten… sick burn…

Oooooooo… quoting Johnny Rotten… sick burn…