That's my issue with many critic reviews these days.  They seem to be more interested in the artist as an entity and less about the artwork or its content.

That's my issue with many critic reviews these days.  They seem to be more interested in the artist as an entity and less about the artwork or its content.

Argh.  No Canadian dates, eh?

Argh.  No Canadian dates, eh?

At the very least, Tim Burton did state that the ending "wasn't supposed to make any sense" — that it would all be explained in a sequel… directed, presumably, by someone other than Burton.

At the very least, Tim Burton did state that the ending "wasn't supposed to make any sense" — that it would all be explained in a sequel… directed, presumably, by someone other than Burton.

I actually don't think that looks that stupid.  Cute, but not "stupid".

I actually don't think that looks that stupid.  Cute, but not "stupid".

The ridiculous "what-a-twist!!" ending of his "Planet of the Apes" remake is far more grievous, methinks.

The ridiculous "what-a-twist!!" ending of his "Planet of the Apes" remake is far more grievous, methinks.

I'm still trying to figure out if the article is implying that doing a hand stand in front of the Dome of the Rock is supposed to be some sort of insult worthy of a jihad?

I'm still trying to figure out if the article is implying that doing a hand stand in front of the Dome of the Rock is supposed to be some sort of insult worthy of a jihad?

I have a real issue with the "Likes" counter — namely, there is no "Dislikes" counter.  It's sort of like saying Oklahoma City scored 106 points in Game 5 of the NBA final — it sounds impressive until you discover there was another team playing.

I have a real issue with the "Likes" counter — namely, there is no "Dislikes" counter.  It's sort of like saying Oklahoma City scored 106 points in Game 5 of the NBA final — it sounds impressive until you discover there was another team playing.

I've always thought that the premise behind the Von Bek story "The War Hound and the World's Pain" was f*cking awesome: Lucifer sends Von Bek on a quest to find the Holy Grail with the notion that finding it will reconcile Lucifer with God.

I've always thought that the premise behind the Von Bek story "The War Hound and the World's Pain" was f*cking awesome: Lucifer sends Von Bek on a quest to find the Holy Grail with the notion that finding it will reconcile Lucifer with God.

Is "warp speed" a technology featured in "hard" science fiction?

Is "warp speed" a technology featured in "hard" science fiction?

I think you meant, "sexist and stupid… and true".

I think you meant, "sexist and stupid… and true".