@virtualsoran: Yeah but there's no reason why a movie can't be both a summer popcorn film and a movie with depth.

@commanderkitty: And now for something slightly different.

@GodofMonkeys: I mean, I have to agree that the effects aren't fantastic. But I still like the story.

@kwtw: Well, there are episodes of Doctor Who that are only watchable when you are in a certain frame of mind.

For some reason I thought that the Stark Trek and Paul were a part of one story and I thought 'Holy shit, Nick Frost would make an awesome Harry Mudd'.

@DJ-Christ-2006: Oh hell no. I'm sorry but The Dark Knight Returns is the lowest the Batman comics have ever gone. The art is crap and the story derivative. But then, I've never been all that much of a fan of Frank Millers work. And even if I did like TDK, it would be a movie that would only appeal to a small amount…

"...and a cell phone vibrator when activated"

Damn it, I'm apolitical.

@danslesnuages: With sex appeal.

@erzwatts: He's good at what he does. Unfortunately, I hate what he does.

@eviladrian: doomed, doomed, doomed...

Am I really the only person who liked the Underworld?

@virtualsoran: I'm not denying that the writing was sometimes... weird in the cartoons. Heck, it was a saturday morning cartoon selling transforming robots to kids. Of course it's going to be preposterous! But there's two points I'd like to make:

@Machinetd: And his twin brother, The Optimist!

@Ninja Robot Pirate: Although I certainly don't know if he's correct or if it's necessarily polite to call writers out on this kind of stuff. It seems a little... rude I guess?

@Ninja Robot Pirate: Granted, but a comment in... is different from a blog post.

"And not all my power can save her"

@slightlyhardup: I hate those guys...

@KatyLou: ... the dog did it?

So Sebastian Shaws power is to have six degrees of separation from himself? Doesn't sound that useful.