It was a lot easier before the flatscreen.

Yup. But there are also editing differences. Slight changes to the other scenes shown, order, cuts, etc…It doesn't need a lot to improve on the first one, which was just dire.

Okay. This one is better. Not *great*. But better.

As stated earlier, I think that honor goes to Demolition Man.

People liked her in Speed, but I recall a LOT of gushing over her role in Demolition Man. Especially in those tight black pants. Yowza!

Only once?

I really didn't need to read this. Ted is 51? Jeez, I'm old.

I think you have that backwards. WW1 had a great opening but the latter half was a complete and utter slog. WW2 on the other hand, had some real scenery chewing with a cast of amazing newcomers, plus some incredible plot twists. And it ended with a bang. Two bangs, actually. I know some felt the second climax was a…

I'm amazed those little discs on the controllers held out.

I also had an Intellivision. That thing was the shiznit, for, I dunno 2-3 years? Then suddenly we all quit playing.

More like C's. NTTAWWT.

Hinted? He wanted a woman's soul and at the end, horns appeared on his head.

God, no kidding with the rape and stuff. Really, all the constant suffering (and plotlines that never concluded, just sort of…stopped progressing, as the new line took over) in the X-titles turned me off all comics.

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I played some football in middle and high school, and let me tell you, with all that gear on you *want* it to be cold.

Hating on "Great Job Internet" has gotten to be rote now. It's a reflex, not based on the quality of the actual thing in question. It gotten to where basically inoffensive if lightweight and not all that clever fare is treated as the Worst. Thing. Ever.

Oh man. That's got a lot of levels.

I have to admit, that sounds fascinating. For some reason, I always thought Vlad was a Slav.

Tanmaster Hamilton to you, buddy.

I'm not from New York, but I got to see it just before it totally blew up. It's a cool show.