I think threat detection is largely a moot point as their 400 wibbly things were apparently supposed to stop anything getting through. It more highlights how stagnant and arrogant they are.

"I had a movie as well!"

Unless he becomes a threat to the machine, and its the machine that tries to have him killed?

Don't worry, it'll be back to acceptable in a FLASH.

I read that quickly and thought you wrote Point Three. Certainly would have changed the film's rating if nothing else!

Wait until it becomes a marketing issue. Let's see how many times they cram QUANTUM LEAP into the diatribe.

Run, quickly! It won't stay dead!

Mine is from a discussion I had with the brother of one of my University friends. We were chatting about general nonsense, when an unholy aroma filled the air. It smelt like a zombie had been stuffed full of cabbage, and it was horrendous. I asked:

Always glad to see some Caprica love :) The others in this thread have it right though, Eccleston onwards to begin with, then the Dr Who archives are your oyster! Space oyster! You know what I mean.

I ask this question verbatim when I'm late, or I have to do something crushingly mundane. Then I start questioning if my consciousness is hardware or software and oh no I've gone cross-eyed.

ROMULANS!

What if Half Life 3 IS Portal 3 at the same time?

This happened to me a lot in that game. To be fair, it might be because I'm about as stealthy as a rhino wearing a jetpack. In game, and in real life.

Hah, I just saw this as I posted the same thing! I love this movie.

Everyone lives, galaxy saved, and he gets a last name!

I like the little smirk that appears on his face at the end, as if he's about to say: 'FUCK YEAH I'M BATMAN!'

Yeah I read that rumor too, I hope there's some weight to it. McGann is excellent in the audio books, and it would be a real shame not to acknowledge him on screen for the 50th.

Post an article about Paul McGann. Then we'll talk.

So, this, with added gore?

I agree with you, I thought it was overrated nonsense. Not remotely scary and not particularly inventive.