My favorite thing is that the trailer claims that the films is scientifically authentic, "Only one step ahead of present reality!" :D

I think mashups fall under the transformative issue raised in the article. Teefury pays close attention to copyright issues, so I'm sure they know what thy can get away with. I've seen ideas posted on the forum there that they turned down because it was too close to the copyrighted material.

Most of them focus on mashups for that reason. I know Teefury has discussed in the past how close something can be to the original before they won't print it. of course, other sites may not be as picky as long as they get away with it.

lol, I actually didn't hate it as much as others... Mostly because it looked to me that right before the screen cut out, you could see his shape coming from the cloud. I think if the Surfer movie had happened, we would have seen him for real.

I would love if that happened :)

Even in the movie universe, I don't think Cap would be in favor of the registration. He's all about freedom, which is why he was against it in the comics.

While I agree with you, there's no denying I would go nuts for a proper film Galactus.

I was thinking the same thing about the secret identities. I'm sure they could figure out a different political reason to split, but it wouldn't be the same. I also don't think it would make for the best movies. That's something a TV Show should do.

I remember reading that or a similar study. It basically said that even if we didn't cause global warming, we sped it up as we shouldn't have been scheduled for another heating for a while (I forget how long).

That was the only thing about the movie I was disappointed about too. It wasn't enough to ruin anything for me, I just wish we'd gotten a better Clint.

I saw it at Walmart earlier. I wish I'd had the money to get it at the time.

Seeing the Wrecking Crew would be great.

lol, very true :)

Yeah, I doubt most places have beach volleyball that often if they're not actually on a beach.

Post code, the first film seems to be "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" I'm willing to be some low budget pre-code movie did it though. I'm surprised there isn't more definitive information on this, considering all the things you can usually find on the net.

My best friend can't watch Transformers the Movie anymore because he'd play it to help him sleep when he had insomnia. Now whenever he puts it on he passes out. It's both funny and sad because that's just about his favorite movie of all time. Fortunately, I haven't developed similar problems with any of the Muppet…

I wouldn't say "never" But mostly because I loved the episode in the new series when he showed up. Of course, the best part of that was really just the reactions people had next to the ones who had no clue. Sarah Jane losing it when she saw Davros was excellent.

Nice to see more wrestling fans here :)

Except Malekith was created in 1984, so the 90s can't be used to explain him.