The Highlander movies should respect the story's motto: "There can be only one."

The insides of Itaipu Hydroelectrical Plant in Brazil. It certainly looks like a giant landed spaceship or the lair of a 007 villain.

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Timur Bekmambetov? Geez... that totally ruins my image of what a Ben Hur film should be... At least Peter Jackson would make it look "epic"

I thought the same thing. And was happy about it!

That's why I hated Titanic after being told that the ship would sink at the end of the movie!!! Same happened for Romeo and Juliet, when I was told the couple die in the end! (laughs)

That was EXACTLY my first concern when I say "The Phanton Menace".

I can relate to you there as well. o_O

LOL

No, that's the Machine Man X-51.

"He was just so present, which is very difficult when you're in a fractal suit."

"...because I understood once you were one character in a Marvel series and you were never another."

"...and really, um, prepared. Now that sounds really stupid, but I can't tell you the amount of times you turn on a set with huge, famous, overpaid actors and they haven't done any work. (...) everyone only gets 2 or 3 takes, so everyone is really on point and focused and really creative."

Me too.

I'd have to smell it to be sure, but I'm guessing it's to orange powder that gives taste to Doritos...

Best. Answer. Ever.

Hehehe. I saw what you did there... (Nice done, sir!)

Although I find this article over-enthusiast, I agree that it is a must-see and funny movie. I saw it yesterday and had a blast! The after-credits scene is a gift for any geek that lived through the 80's.

Has the movie changed its name?

"This is unlikely. Not only WILL biological, unmodified humans exist in the far future, they WILL always reserve the right to stay that way. So-called transhumans and posthumans are likely to exist (whether they be genetically modified, cybernetic, or digital), but they WILL always inhabit a world occupied by regular…