Major swellage over here, and I got some'n in my eyes.

My stepmom always had me schlep all the way across town to "help" her with every slightest thing... until I found TeamViewer! This thing is a gift from the Gods!

Yeah, Archetype was the first thing I thought of when I saw the title of this article.

Well, at least it got the Eagle transporter from Space: 1999 right! This shows 31m, which looks right when compared to the Space Shuttle next to it, whereas Jeff Russell's otherwise great Starship Dimensions site [merzo.net] shows it as 68m!

WOW, lookit all the hate for Seth! I myself have never laughed as hard as I have for all the trailers I've seen for this movie.

Yep, I bailed at 1:47.

Exactly what I was thinking: When somebody asks "Why do people like this?" it's like somebody blind since birth asking sighted people, "What's so great about colors?"

Awesome film, but before you hunker down to watch it, maybe have a nap first, then get yourself hopped up on caffeine, dim the room, and don your headphones.

Good thinkin'!

Well, at least HoloVincent made reference to The Abyss, since nobody else has yet.

Oh, I believe Colin Ferguson's had a producer credit for a couple seasons now, and Jeffrey Donovan's had a Producer credit since the beginning of Season 3 of Burn Notice.

Anybody notice that Colin Ferguson directed the episode?

Yeah, and in this last episode I'd also keep seeing this blurring around the edges of the frame, the way they used to smear Vaseline™ in the old days for dream sequences or flashbacks.

And this is why I don't imbibe fluids at my keyboard.

No, I most certainly do not. So many things pissed me off about Timecop, especially that silly Time Sled.

Y'know, when Disney released the "Beck's Beginning" episode a few weeks ago, I absolutely loved it, but kinda spaced on the fact that it was being presented without any extraneous symbology.

Avatar was a great film anyway.

How can you have a discussion about the dim mak, and not mention this scene from what is arguably Van Damme's best movie?

Hey! I forgot all about that! There's a funny li'l "flashback" in the first episode of that new Ultimate Spider-Man cartoon, where Peter jokes that he thinks Spider-Man sits next to him in Spanish class, then we cut to Spidey, "Hola! Donde, está, la biblioteca?"

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