If only she could tow Mr. T behind her on the swim...

enjoy it while it lasts. The next piece of space junk up there will probably have a PEPSI logo on it...

"I also have a cake, with a picture of a woman going to the toilet. This is, after all, an erotic bakery."

Weren't they always having problems with the way colors appeared on screen vs. how they were applied in production? Weren't the majority of the gold shirts actually green, which showed up as yellow on TV?

Word.

I would have preferred the Flash-sideways storyline was really a parallel universe instead of purgatory. I thought they were going there when they put Desmond in the giant magnet/coil/dishwasher thing and he "woke up" in Sideways land. I thought it was really interesting seeing how everyone turned out in a world where…

I always doubted they meant naked-naked at Comic-Con, was pretty sure the footage would be "mostly naked"

This looks creepy as hell... which is awesome. No other movie has given me the same feeling of gothic scifi dread as much as the first ALIEN; I hope this one measures up.

Yeah, I'm really hating that costume.

Had a blast watching this movie, thought it was really solid, well made and totally FUN. The scene where (SPOILER ART) Moses dashes out of the "pot room" in slow motion, with samurai sword in hand while aliens nip at his heels — gave me chills.

I've seen both, and BLOCK is the superior film. And like justvisiting says, the movie deals directly with the consequences of the kid's actions. The hoodlums in Heartless are just boogeymen, while in BLOCK you see where they live and get a glimpse at their personal lives, which gives you a sense of how they turned out…

Ahh... but this doesn't take place in the U.S., does it?

I did read the article. It's the HEADLINE that is misleading.

Dude, if the Hadals from THE DESCENT (the book, not the movie) turn out to be real, I am so outta here...

Yeah, that was pretty spot-on.

Seriously guys... did you even watch this? It's NOT the full teaser trailer, why did you write that headline?

No no no, everyone knows the agenda is to turn us into GLITTER-ENCRUSTED statues.

Inconceivable!

I'm amazed that this series is still going; I was completely underwhelmed by the first one and my opinion hasn't changed over the course of the films. I feel like the whole premise is built on attitude and iconography pulled from other, better films: vinyl catsuits, two-handed gunplay, slow motion fights, dark+rainy…