And Charlie Sheen has the only funny scene in it.

I'm confused, but also intrigued, to wonder why this led him to give one of the robots to Paulie, but it does help explain why Stallone didn't see anything wrong with leaving Rocky Jr. under the watchful eye of the robot while the rest of the family went to Russia.

I would assume that a guy selling books on the street isn't making enough money to go to the movies much — especially at Los Angeles prices. So he had to wait until one of the few friends he has who not only bought but actually *read* the book to also see the movie.

"If this (obviously frivolous) lawsuit works for the guy, and his book gets lots of attention and sells tons of his books, do you see that as a good thing?"

You know what is bad for the book industry? People who think they can tell whether a book is good without reading it, especially based solely on who published it.

Why are you acting like self-publishing authors who find gimmicky ways to promote their books is something remotely new? The book industry has been dealing with that since the printing press was invented.

He just heard a high school kid say "Oh my god, you have GOT to read this book" and assumed it was required reading. And that they were talking about his book.

"the complaint does note that Gallagher sold his novel in Santa Monica, California, where Whedon has lived in the past."

Even if he officially and legally changed his name in Indonesia, he never changed his name in America, where he was a citizen, and where the question was being asked.

Do they have the time travel one with Ghidorah? That plotline is my favorite thing in any Godzilla movie.

also, if you could individually rate them, it could shuffle through the better episodes and leave off some of the boring hour long ones entirely. That seems like a no-brainer, like what iTunes did for music.

I wish that you could rate individual episodes of a show, maybe set the best ones as more of a default.

That is a mean way to refer to Sofia Coppola.

Adrian also leaves it to watch Rocky Jr. while she goes to Russia to watch her husband and brother train for the fight. (Judging by how much Rocky Jr. ages between IV and V, the robot raised the kid for a few years until Rocky could officially end communism in Russia and finally come back.)

"abdomen ceder fourthly tushies"

Now I know the gods are crazy.

I don't know how old she is, but she was home schooled and is now unable to date without her parents' consent, so run away as fast as your feet will carry you. Plus, the fact that she brought up a specific date and then didn't give you a time tells you that she is either not particularly interested or crazily…

"I noticed that he stopped ringing in once he couldn't be caught, something I think actually takes a lot of restraint."

DC likes to do the "opposites" thing for their villains, so you have Lex Luthor (all brain, no brawn) or The Joker (takes nothing seriously) or, obviously, Bizarro. But then you also have Zod (same powers, but no morals; Superman minus one single defining characteristic).

That seems like cherry picking problems to complain about.