I could make it work. And in a very sexy manner, too.

A very gruesome and a very epic battle. May Sir Roger Moore be one with the Force.

In it for the money.

I swear, that we were talking about this movie 2 days ago, remembering how good it is, for what it is. It has personality, alright! Get me one of those Castor Troy’s boxes with the bubblegum, spliffs, ecstasy and 2 golden 1911s, anytime.

You’ve said it, brother. I first came to this site for the Science articles now it’s trash... a bunch of nobodies that think that they’re smart and that their opinions matter.

No kitchen or bathroom?

Your existence is terrible. But enlighten us. Where’s your work, who are you in the real world?

The Fifth Element is great, I remember watching it with my dad as a kid, it blew my mind. More cyberpunk please, because that’s where the world its heading in real life...

If you don’t know what timing an rhythm are, yes, he’s dancing to all those tunes.

We don’t need this garbage. The prophecy is true, we are heading straight into a cyberpunk future.

Marvel is now copying DC comics, there’s a BvS influence here.

Marvel movies are garbage.

You need more magic in your life, Jane.

I don’t personally like that “hero vs hero” thing that Marvel is taking from DC, taken that Batman vs Superman is in the air. But if you look deeper, DC movies are influencing more Marvel’s lately, they are trying to give it some depth and seriousness from the world we actually live in. Hopefully Marvel will come with…

#1 The USS Enterprise ;0

I would go with Cavill, even Hammer for 007. Elba should be interesting too...

The Craft was decent teenage entertainment back in the day to go at the cinema with your date. My underlying thoughts? I’m not sure if it will work on these internet/social media/selfie generations where everything is connected and has lost some of it’s mystery.

Thanks for the review, but this thing is totally useless and unnecessary for the future we need.

This right here to take on the Predator.

Now, that’s a more refined and sinister horror reading, Stephen King’s books give me some cold chills, not exactly kids material but like you said, it does the trick.