IM: No such thing as bad publicity, right?

Eh, I have no intention of seeing it. I just don't understand all the hype for what appears to be another CGI crapfest. But I'll cease my bitching so as to not rain on your parade.

El Santo boldly goes where no man has gone before.

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@alurin: It's got the air of the same calculated mediocrity that Mission Impossible III has.

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At least we've got Thanksgiving to (mostly) buffer the spread of Christmas. The only place it has to go is toward January, and I can't really see that happening. I mean, come December 25th, you already shot your Christmas-wad and it's about gifts, not gratitude. No one wants to sing carols while writing their bitch…

Liz2 wants Phel-like adoration? Hold on while I register "Lez2" and then make mean-spirited jokes about your propensity for eating pussy and attention-whoring.

I know they're not ghosts, but it seemed to work out pretty well for the incubi and succubi.

@Polemicist RE:The Punch

Hey, you know what's a pretty good movie? Galaxy Quest.

@J. Bogart: Evidently, the concierge at the Plaza has a beard and she'd rather not get raped?

The one Star Trek episode I've seen is "Measure of A Man" which I watched in a piss-poor philosophy class. Is this a common experience? Given mine, I don't think it should be.

I'm not sure I understand the hype for the new Star Trek. It's going to be an action movie, and everyone is good looking? Thrilling.

"He's going to be all right"

@joannemullen Wordsworth and Tennyson consecutively held the post, but other than that I absolutely agree.

I don't trust a 100% meat product with a shelf life that long that doesn't need to be refrigerated.

I posted this above, but I don't really think 32 million domestic counts as a blockbuster. http://tinyurl.com/d9o2wn

Team America didn't do so bad here, but it wasn't wildly popular either. It fits, or at least it's close enough.