The original's head was built like that—Giger designed the human skull look into it—but it didn't show up in the finished film.

"Mobius Dick" was so rotten to its core (and a crap retread of "The Sting" to boot) that it actually made me abandon Futurama on the spot. Literally. I haven't watched a single episode since.

Doesn't correspond to their fantasies. Whether it's Shruggening, Rapturism, Batman-I-Am, Red Dawnology, or Zombipalooza, these wahoos—rich or not-rich—need their little fortresses from which they will someday fend off the Others.

Person/people filming probably didn't want an early Christmas gift in the form of hot shrapnel.

spit on men and women in uniform

Derpy Claws.

Future Star Wars characters: Rood Nuudie, Spazz Atakk, and O'beess Shertliss Nurd.

I shouldn't post this, because whenever I listen to the original recording it breaks my heart. But this is what keeps running in my head as I watch that damn GIF:

What mascot? I don't—oh, DUDE. I've HEARD about that guy. If you can see it, you have seven days to live. Can you really see it? Damn, I'm sorry.

Spielberg once said he would never take his daughter(s) to see Gremlins.

Oh, hell, yeah, I love me some Darwin Carmichael...but I really, really, really, REALLY hope they're re-doing and expanding upon the last chapter. Even their most ardent fans felt Goldstein & Jordan were rushing the ending and blaming the resultant mess on "the confusion of the Apocalypse." But who can resist Skittles?

Shimoda Statue of Liberty Park, Japan (near Misawa Air Base)

That ship had the best bowling alley.

Arrivederci, Yamato.

Funny; Martin-s understood what I meant.

Scarlet Witch's kid Wiccan used to call himself Asgardian until everyone pointed out that this was a bad name for a gay superhero.

"On a side note, I love how much filmmakers get wrong about the claws in general."

Maybe you need to re-read my comment a few times until you understand it. The "the" before "filmmakers" occurs only in your post, never in mine.

On a side note, I love how much filmmakers get wrong about the claws in general. IIRC, in the old-school X-Men cartoon, they materialized in place—they didn't pop out, they just appeared in a quick little flash. Much more recently in Ultimate Spider-Man, mind-switched Spidey, in Wolverine's body, popped the claws back…

Not so strange. Okay, maybe a little, but I had a mad crush on Mrs. B, so who am I to judge?