I first heard about DVD in 1998, but only as a new computer media storage format, an improvement over CD-ROM. I didn't even know anyone who had a DVD player until 2000. Didn't even see a movie on DVD until 2001. Didn't have a DVD player till 2002 / 2003.

Ian as the Emperor for Empire wasn't until the DVD edition. It was shot while they were making Episode III.

I don't think people really have that much objection to the Star Wars Special Editions, it's the fact that they haven't been able to purchase the previous versions on the latest video formats (save for a limited edition DVD with an inferior laserdisc transfer). I'd love to see a Blu-Ray set with all the different cuts…

Too Much Johnson. Directed by Orson Welles.

*throws away spec script for a Western set on Mars titled "Cowboy Hat-Wearing Cowboys on Mars"*

You forgot his first film appearance in Dr. Otto and the Riddle of the Gloom Beam (1986).

I'm pretty sure they would've allowed that in the early years of the UFC.

And Max had a dog in The Road Warrior.

It can be two things.

Sharknado Ate

Pretty sure Trump is already undead.

That's basically the job description for every position under the current administration.

The Hooters are not what they seem.

I wouldn't be surprised if they did it, especially considering the fact that Starkiller Base is just a planet-sized version of the Galaxy Gun from Dark Horse's "Dark Empire" comic from the '90s.

George Lucas got rid of Gary Kurtz.

The First Order's new superweapon, the SunBiter (obviously ripping off the Sun Crusher from Kevin J. Anderson's Jedi Academy Trilogy)

I expected better from the director of Star Trek V.

Those Old El Paso commercials from the '90s did a lot to spread that misinformation.

CHRISTIE: Next time, you can be the Nacho Man.

Damn, his science is too tight!