2016 thankfully is running out of time to get too many more people. Time to break out my craziest jacket in honor of Craig Sager.

Sony: releases obvious placeholder name.

I like to think that kids don't start to realize how little they know in comparison in how much they think they know until they reach 25.

It remained one for a 24 year old dude.

Wait someone took Thrawn out of a plot where the author wasn't feeding him plot details and he sucked?

I am reminded of last year when he wrote a painstaking analysis on Twitter about why BB8 wouldn't be able to move across sand in Force Awakens and the first repy was "SHUT THE FUCK UP."

Man, you can't find a bigger Buckaroo Banzai fanboy than me-that is legit one of my 20 favorite movies of all time-but I can't help but wonder where the market is for this anyway? 50 year old nerds?

As Boston's career has covered forty years and a mere six studio albums, the comparison only holds SO long.

It's kind of hard to line up periods of Boston's history with Cameron's work since Boston has only released six studio albums in…erm. Forty years. While Cameron has a couple more movies. The general consensus is the first Boston album is genius, the second is pretty good, the third is great, and then they fall off a…

It falls apart since Cameron's made more movies, so you can't assign a particular movie to a Boston album. But in terms of quality, Boston's debut was the best and it was all downhill-ish from there, depending on your opinion of their third album.

Maybe only internet posters hate it and think their viewpoint on it is universal?

Actually that's kind of an appropriate comparison, seeing as both are willing to take forever to make their vision work the way they see it and will invent the technology necessary to do it.

Yeah at this point after his career Spielberg gets a free pass to do anything he wants. He can rattle off a string of bombs and just go "Okay, I want to make a tentpole movie" and Hollywood will fling money at him.

I always thought that Unobtainium was a self-aware joke in the movie, that Cameron named it after the trope imagining that some nerd who came to Pandora and found out about it stuck the name on it ironically and it stuck.

I went to see Titanic on opening weekend because I am an unabashed fan of James Cameron movies and people were being so harsh towards Titanic that I felt he deserved support.

They might have a better chance of winning this battle than Pearl Jam did, at any rate.

Their priorities did seem to be "WE WANT A MESS."

I live in the area where Busch Gardens Williamsburg is, and while I might have had the same reaction to winning a trip there-back in the 80s it cost a family of five $100 just to get into the place, in an era where minimum wage was less than five dollars an hour. You really were getting a decent prize if it was an all…

Naw, see my comment below. They knew that shit, they just wanted to make a mess of things.

My enduring memory of this show was simply that they might as well have not bothered with any part of the show having to be questions, because the kids just wanted to get into the damn mess.