"World Princess Part II" or "Artangels" as the next single release please and thank you.

"Except that Nirvana cover." There's a great story from Bowie where he talks about some teens coming up to him after a show and complimenting on what a great job he did covering Nirvana. Bowie was not pleased…

Yes. Let's give the guy who sold the entire franchise and all of its related parts for $4 billion dollars another shot.

Anyone who disagrees with this is: a) lying or b) George Lucas or c) both.

By estimation, this is possibly the only truly amusing moment in the entire film.

Mars Attacks! remains one of the most disappointing films I've ever seen. So much potential. So sh*tty. But then, that's Tim Burton for you, amirite?

Counter-point: I thought it was pretty good.

My wife… Morgan Fairchild.

I would definitely go to see Super-Jesus & His 12 Super-Apostles.

"Warner Brothers and DC are sticking with Zack Snyder for this year’sMan Of Steel sorta-sequel Batman V. Superman".

The last book I remember reading in the Dragonlance "world" was Dragons of Summer Flame and I remember being pleasantly surprised by how decent it was. Upon reflection, the original Chronicles trilogy is nigh unreadable now for me.

Just popped on here to post about how great "World Princess Part II" was — definitely my favourite track on the album (and just so happened to be the first track I randomly selected to play on my first listen).

People like to bitch. I'm sure those people who hated the trailer will be the first in line to see this movie… just so they can be the first in line to bitch about how sh*tty it was on the interwebs.

He's not apologizing for the movie. He's apologizing for the trailer failing to showcase the story or the characters in favour of pure action.

Tony Todd is in this? I now fully support this project.

I never once stated that Avatar was a "good" movie — I only posited the notion that people saw the movie in droves. It didn't just beat the previous box office record, it completely eviscerated it.

2.7 billion dollars. Furry or not, that's a goddamn astonishing figure, you have to admit.

I assumed the planet they were on just happened to be in the same system as those planets that were destroyed by Starkiller base. The sun that was drained, however, was not in the same system.

To be fair, some of your questions are weak and, admittedly, some of my answers are too. But just for fun:

Socio-economic factors have been historically, and are still today, irrevocably tied to religious belief. If you believe otherwise you are fooling yourself.