I think someone got a bad batch of Lilith blood they ordered off late night TV - probably made in China and laced with Roofy dust.

Vampaloni ain't dead - for two reasons: 1) Unless really old vampires die differently after being staked than their younger counterparts i.e. exploding like a popped water balloon full of grossness, Vampaloni turning grey and distorting his features doesn't track... and 2) going through all the bother of nabbing…

Really? Have any of you actually owned a record player?

An LP printed in 1965 plays as well today as it did the year it was pressed - providing it was taken care of.

Until the disc's chemical structure breaks down at Sony's predesignated time in the future.

See: [en.wikipedia.org] if you need more ideas on how to use the deceased feline in your life - beyond filling a hole in the backyard.

I hear you.

I dunno... a Howitzer on a large-mass helicopter similar to a Chinook from Boeing could be feasible - they get mounted on AC-130 gunships, so it's all about the mass of the airborne platform and how fast it's moving to counteract any rocking motion from the canon discharge.

Mmmm... raw squirrel.

The premise of this show has been eating at my brain for months since it was announced: the terms really need to be refined better than "all the energy has disappeared".

Phil Coulson is the grease that makes the Marvel movies move along: whenever the story gets to a point where things seem to fucked up, Phil appears with a little bit of sunshine - and that's a plot function that would be VERY hard to replace.

The Thor tag-back was a funny moment... but the cartoonish banging Loki back and forth was the funniest thing I've seen in **any** kind of movie in quite a while :)

You're not imagining things.

Uhhh... not sure if you're trying to troll or what... but THE WALKING DEAD has been the most watched show on cable for the past two seasons.

FOX already cancelled one J.J. Abrams project this year (Alcatraz), and they didn't want piss him off even more, LOL - it'd be like pissing on Spielberg.

Can you say... KAPLOOEY!

...or if it hadn't been for those pesky kids and their dog.

Brain transplant is somewhat of a misnomer.

I don't care what anyone says - LOCKOUT is a fast n' loose (not so loose in many respects) remake of ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK.

No... the random 'Medical Bay' callout is the most foreshadowing - since the two items you listed would seem fairly straight forward on a spaceship that can also fly in-atmosphere.