Hmmm…. If Spielberg wants to direct Chris Pratt, maybe it could be in a different movie? Perhaps something to do with vampires this time? hehe

Best freakout for me is when he was the Joker. Especially when his balloons were stolen.

In the case of the parachute… killed by the failure of the inventions, rather than the invention itself. Including Hunley.

Holy retrograde! This this is so holy I gotta find it sometime! No wonder Batman's one of the best heroes ever made by DC. hehe

I think DC needs to think hard about how to write its more powerful heroes. They're gonna need clever storylines to keep people interested. And plug continuity holes, too.

I suppose the DC Heroes could be more coordinated in the movies, and could seize the thunder from Marvel again.

Yes, that still is a memorable sitcom about blacks in America, but the problem with any shows these days is political correctness.

I'd say many shows still have to live up to the conservativeness of the Cosby Show and more.

The song sounds great to set to Celtic Music.

I guess sci-fi still draws a lot from westerns, and so Western stars would fit such a movie as well as their usual cup of tea.

These westerns actually defined how heroics in American movies and TV are done. So in a way, everything is a Western. And every hero is a John Wayne or similar.

John Wayne's so influential, Peter Cullen based Optimus Prime's voice on him actually. That's what I heard. Basically the all-American low voice.

Now we have Dubformers. I think.

Oh, and I thought the goalies were just being themselves.

On the great boxers who went from zero to fame, don't forget Manny Pacquiao.

I wonder where to get the best stand-up comedy movies. Well, better follow my list and go to the store, then. Same with these albums, they sound interesting.

So after the Great Train Robbery comes the Great Plane Robbery.

Minka is something to see here, though yes, the project likely couldn't be saved.

Looks like Ice Cube is in a role suited for him. A prison movie one.

Now's a good time to rediscover good old 90s rap, I'd say. Well, to rediscover anything, even 80s stuff.