Great, loli-Nyarlathotep. What the hell is wrong with Japan?

@Bigdamnhero: They attempted to explain that somehow their changing the past would have minimal impact outside of Eureka. Didn't make any sense, but that's par for the course for Eurika science.

If Marvel is really micro-managing the movie storylines, then I've got a bad feeling about pretty much every Marvel movie that's coming out.

@Rowdy Roddy Peeper: 'News' is a strong word for what is basically a bunch of pictures of crap.

@corpore-metal: I'd say much more concentrated, since there's no Hollywood element. Nobody is showing up to pimp 'Comic Book Movie X' or to see the stars of said movie.

Could you maybe dial back the Transformers stuff? All there ever is are pictures of cars and rubble. If that's considered a spoiler, then you guys must wake up early every day to see from which direction the sun comes up.

@afrocoolbeans: The jetpack was pretty stupid with the miniguns, though if they had simply used it as a way to bypass building security it wouldn't have been too bad.

@ManchuCandidate: $48M domestic gross with a $30M budget, and it did well with critics so one could assume that people who saw the first one would be up for seeing a sequel.

@Sheryl Nantus: Yeah, valid points. In any sort of a real world situation, Allison's or Whatshisname's actions would get them fired. (out of a cannon into the sun)

@lovelyivy84: No worries, I don't think even the most drunk writer in wherever they write this would think that a Jo/Carter romance makes sense.

I've enjoyed the new episodes, but this is the first one that really felt like the old series. It also hit that combo of funny and pathos that marks some of the best Futurama episodes.

Did you come up with a backstory covering why the cities split, or did you come up with the concept of the cities and just ran with it?

@Morgan Culp: The show isn't bad, but some of the stupid things they have the characters do is painful.

@NerD:blogOtaku: "She also said last year that she doesn't consider herself sexy."

@mkirkland: I thought that visitors did the training, were watched, and still managed to start breaching about ten seconds off the plane.

@mkirkland: Black and white and red is reserved for any Grendel film. Anyway, I think the split would be better done using CGI to blur and fade any elements that needed to be unseen. That would allow for dynamic changes like in the beginning of the book when he notices a woman, and a few seconds later realizes that…

I think I've mentioned this previously, but one interesting thing about the book is that the method that the citizens keep the cities seperate is somewhat similar to 1984's doublethink.

@TnOdyssey001: The first two X-Men movies were pretty good, but I think they were lucky with the cast. Without McKellen, Jackman, Stewart, and Romjin, they would probably have been pretty painful.

@ShanaLD: Another thing that helped the third movie is that the werewolves' story is much more interesting than that of the vampires.

"Writers Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman were asked for what I believe is the ten millionth time where they're up to with the script. Their big revelation is that they've made "significant progress" on the story."