Eh, so much Robin Hood. Now, give me a futuristic adaptation of Dennis Moore, and we’ve got something.

The IMAX tickets near me went on sale today. :)

Yeah - I wasn’t really ragging on the TMNT movie, just noting that Joss’s version kinda came out of nowhere and visually reminded me of the turtle scenes.

Honestly, Age of Ultron just felt like Buffy: The Vampire Slayer season 4, re-vamped (lol). Stark is very similar to Maggie Walsh here, and Ultron is fairly similar to Adam. The team is driven apart by an outside force (Scarlet Witch in Ultron, Spike and Adam in BtVS), but ultimately realizes they have to work…

She was also in the racist truck episode of Supernatural. She was... ok.

I think they’d have been better off using the Season 10 “uniform”, but that’s partially just because I think Welling looked pretty hot in it.

2001 was Smallville, and the pilot had him tied to a scarecrow post in a cornfield as a prank by the football team (and, of course, there was kryptonite nearby). It got a little Jesus-y at times in its 10-year run.

A classic:

Maybe Cameron’s missed his calling as an editor.

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I hope whoever directs can do as good a job as Kim Manners, though.

More of the same, except with no Kim Manners, the guy who directed 50+ of the episodes (including Home). He helped give the show its look.

This could be fun. There aren’t really any detective shows on network TV right now, anyway - everything is “magic science”. It used to be that you met all the characters of the episode at the beginning, watched them interact, and figured out who did it through actual clues and sleuthing. Now, it’s just finding which…

Worst Star Trek game I ever played was a ST:TNG one for the Game Gear. Flew around in space for what seemed like hours and could never find the first planet I was supposed to get to. Tried it out again a few years ago to see if it was just to difficult for me as a kid, and, no. Still couldn’t find the first damn…

I was gonna say, that one looks small. There’s one at the local zoo that’s around 200 lbs.

This might make you feel better.

He used to come to the ring that way, because he was “prepared to die”. He’s a douche.

He also “borrows” Japanese culture, in the most anime-fanboy-esque way.

I think it’s based on Vonnegut, but I’m having trouble tracking down the specific story.