I think it's less that all the odd number films are better than all the even, but that each even is worse (even if it's just a little) than the odd number before it. 1>2 3>4 5>6 7>8

Stealth. I can't remember a thing about it but I remember it being the closest I've ever been to walking out of a theater.

I never pass up the opportunity to say "Touché" the way John Travolta does in this movie.

The facial contortions Joan Cusack makes saying that name is burned into my brain.

James Marsters - the absolute coolest as Spike, and also the best Smallville villain that show ever had that wasn't named Luthor.

Rusty: Well, she said she liked surprises…
Danny: I don't think that is what she meant.
Rusty: You think?
Danny: So she dropped the remote…
Rusty: And I put the towel back on.
Danny: Well, those are the waters.

Surprised they didn't just throw in the William/MiB reveal in this episode after showing the picture of William's bride to be.

Since it hasn't been mentioned yet, What If is a movie that could have been really awful but is actually great

It's also a great scene that allows the hero and villain to meet in the middle of the film without being a "i got captured but on purpose" scene.

2002 was a strange time for me as I was watching Jimmy Neutron but fully understanding the Reservoir Dogs references they were making. I think I left Nickelodeon shortly after.