There was nothing revelatory about the new Nightwing book, but it was enjoyable enough. I'm sticking with it. I'd like Seeley to lay off the "circus people" bit - Dick hasn't been circus people since he was 8 years old, or maybe 15, or who the hell knows - but anyway, he's been a masked crime fighter for far longer.

'Twas the other way 'round for the original movies. "Odd bad, even good." But yes, the legacy lives on.

You bastard! You utter, utter bastard!

No! I have to see it to be sure you were right, now.

It was so understated that my wife didn't even realize. She though the other guy was Sulu's father, because he looked a little older? I guess. Not that Cho is a spring chicken himself, but I digress. Anyway, I pointed out that guys do not hug their fathers like that, and, also, c'mon. So then we discussed whether the…

Yes, exactly.

Lovecraft may have hated the story, but he was having his own kind of tongue-in-cheek fun with "Re-Animator." I think Gordon recognized that the story was intentionally a bit silly, and ran with it.

I'm not upset. But hacky writing is hacky writing.

And you call yourselves Cliff Richards fans?!

That sure was a dark night… I got nothing.

In my defense, I wasn't really paying attention.

I was completely unprepared for my emotional responses to the film. I expected a fun popcorn flick - and got it! - but all this other stuff really affected my experience. Mostly in a good way. And then while driving home, I had to explain gay Sulu to my wife, and went and got choked up again. Good thing she's already…

It's the funkiest sequel to Wizard of Oz you'll ever find, man.

Sounds like Ron Torkelson's Armada Featuring Herman Menderchuk.

Yeah, absolutely.

I made a pi joke once to a customer when she ended up with the correct change. She smiled. I never did it again; that moment was sweet enough.

I saw a Star Trek and played many video games. On Saturday, my son and I traded dinosaur jokes.

You might even get to see the movie! [ba-dum tish!]

I saw it too. I have watched many Star Trek things throughout my life, and was staggered at how many feelings this film made me feel. I didn't expect that from, of all things, nuTrek.

Let me guess - Harry makes a bold claim and no one believes him, but he is ultimately vindicated?