I have it on good authority that suicide is painless. It brings on many changes.

Well, if Courtney Love was you mother, you'd want to keep drunk all the time too.

For the movie, yeah. The director has admitted that he was doing more of a Fourth World adaptation than He-Man.

Like I said, it's coming from all over the place. Metron's chair also had a big circle in the back (though no design work on it). If you look at the whole thing, there where even guards on the sides and front making it also look a little like Kirby's Fantasticar for the Fantastic Four.

It wasn't his feet. Let's just say that the fur speedo gets the boys pretty ripe.

Someone take Hitler's name down from the #1 spot.

As a kid I always thought that it was weird that the cartoon He-Man never had a shield or used his battle axe instead of that sword.

A budget fix that way too many movies of that era used.

"I gots the power, y'all!"

A little of column A and a little of column B. Jack Kirby's work was a big inspiration for the film, more so than the actual toyline. The flying throne is more of a rip off of Kirby's Fourth World stuff than Star Wars.

I don't really care for the glasses, but I think there's a lot of other things about the show that should irritate me more. I do like that the glasses aren't getting as overused as the screwdriver. I still have a place in my heart for that old prop concept, but it had pretty much been turned into a magic wand since…

I can only watch that movie thinking that Morrow had to of been walking around the set saying to himself, "What the hell did I get myself into?"

As I've said before, growing up a sci-fi/fantasy fan in the 80's meant that you ate a lot of shit and smiled because you were just happy to get a meal.

They're trying for that niche soda/robot fetish market with that one.

I think we just need to Mellow Yellow out here.

I'll nail your boils to the wall!

It's funny how regional the preference is. Across the south, yeah, it's mostly Coke. But there are pockets of Pepsi loving areas. When I worked at a grocery store, a new manager came in. He noticed that our Pepsi stock was really low (just one pallet). He came from an area where Pepsi sold very well, so he ordered a…

It's still riding the Moonpie coattails.

Let's not forget that the whole premise of time travel as dictated by the previous film and even further explained by Doc in the second makes everything after old Biff steals the Delorean impossible.

I think we as a society rightly decided that people who can't turn right without swerving left probably shouldn't be allowed unfettered access to flying machines.