HBO could work this into an episode of the new Westworld.

I was really hoping we'd get a brief Kerwin flashback or dream sequence.

Somehow, my DVR didn't record this episode. I know I should take this as a sign/blessing because, well, the Dome probably wanted it this way.

That's going to sell about 60% of the tickets for this movie. If they would have given him a perfectly parted/combed hairdo, those people in that 60% would have skipped it and web-bashed the movie. A ponytail might have even added more intrigue.

I think that season of American Idol was the last time I watched the show. But I remember watching that Adam Lambert performance and thinking, "Damn, he absolutely nailed that."

Or as my brother remarked back in the late '80s as we watched an episode of "The Hitchhiker" TV series on HBO, "The not-so-Virgin Connie Swail."

I'm no security or transportation expert, but I would think a 15-car train for a couple dozen people could create some issues during a vampire outbreak.

When I hear that music kick in around the 1:05 mark, I couldn't help but think of 28 Weeks Later.

So, what you're saying is that it should have been titled "Fantastic Four Part I."

Thank you for not including the Lime-a-rita as Unbearable. While I haven't tried the Straw-ber-rita, I must say the Lime-a-rita is actually quite drinkable. It makes a great breakfast drink at 8% ABV.

Agreed. When they showed the wide shot of the city and there were a couple of skyscrapers on fire, I just thought "what the hell has to happen for people to stop going outside or to at least get the hell out of there?"

Out of all the "what the hell are you doing" moments on this show, I think I have a new #1. A bunch of people are jumping out of a window and you stop the next ones in line. Rather than stick around to make sure everyone stays away from the windows, you go observe potential damage to a dome you have no control over.…

When I read this part "…or the depressing, misjudged ridiculous of a Rocky V. Rocky Balboa isn’t quite either, as it turns out," what initially caught my eye was Rocky v. Rocky Balboa. And wow, that would have been a great title for that movie. "Rocky" the public person and fan favorite versus "Rocky Balboa" the man…

But it's got cartoon beer at the top.

My observations:

I know it may go without saying, but I'll say it anyway… some of these effects look pretty bad on a laptop, handheld, or TV, but on a theater screen they're better (I'm not necessarily saying good, just better).

I'd better stop. I was trying to help, and now I've turned into an enabler.

Hey, can somebody get this guy a sedative? Or at least a good drink. I believe Hitchcock loved Burgundy wine.

Hey man, I'm just pointing out what was written.

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