I have to add that the AV Club better to a story on that classic SCTV episode this week.

I was going to take the 2.5 hours required to witness this dreck and watch the rest of Daredevil season 2.

My thoughts exactly. I know Miller casts a long shadow with the DK, but DC needs to realize that the dark, broody tone doesn't work for every property. As the critics in the video point out, there's really no difference between Batman and Superman in this film because they're both dark and broody.

In the director's cut, a heavily-armed God kicks in the door. He says, "Time to send you back… to hell." and then he shoots up the devil with special devil bullets.

Don't forget The Hummus.

OMG, it took me a second to visualize that panel… and then I did. Beautiful. Man, what happened to Miller?

I'm almost 50 and I pull it off the bookshelf every 2 years or so. Holds up…except for squid monster. Sigh. I have to give that credit to Snyder's Watchmen…the squid thing was just so goofy.

Why do I see "exchange student trying mescaline for the first time" as a new novelty commenter here?

Awww, that's just so positive, Capt. Positive!

Awww, that's just so positive, Capt. Positive!

Except Sucker Punch has young, nubile actresses dressed in schoolgirl clothes and fetish gear. Sucker Punch > Everything else ever made.

Edgy Buttrock is my new stage name. Thank you for that.

Love your avatar. "Giant Robot, launch!"

I always loved Eat Your Paisley. Lots of garage-psychedelic rock tunes on that album.

And nowadays someone would ask, "3rd Bass who?!?"

Even back when the movie was first released, my friends and I were incredulous. Toto? Really? It's some movie exec's idea of what "the kids" are into. Sure, the movie is one, big clusterfuck…but we have Toto!!!

The fact that you were deciding whether to be Alia or Siouxee for Halloween is badass.

Wished I saved mine. It would have been a nice collectible.

Yeah, that's the sort of store we rented from when I was a kid. I recall that when the popularity of the store waned, the owner skipped town overnight and left his shop as-is, with thousands of dollars in video and audio gear just sitting there.

I have to admit I love the fever-dream weirdness of Lynch's Dune. And hey, music by Toto!