...and Steve Ditko and Stan Lee died, so, y’know...not all good. 

I won’t quibble too much about most of these, but have you seen Sean Pertwee, Jon’s son?

The movie is a classic. Fuck everyone else.

‘Cabin Boy’ was a work of pure genius. I saw it when it came out and loved it from start to finish. 1994 gave us Ace Ventura Pet Detective, Maverick and The Flintstones. ‘Cabin Boy’ is Citizen Kane compared to those pieces of garbage.

Continuing the Lost allusions; I thought Doug Fourcett’s morning routine was filmed like and somewhat thematically linked to Desmond’s routine in the bunker. Gotta push the button to save the world.

I was waiting for something like this:

Fortunately they’re not in direct competition with some gorgeously hand drawn adaptation or something...

and this guy deserves to be taken down waaaay more than harriet did

All praise to the great one!

I preferred my Giant Spiders when they didn’t look so real and could speak English. (Not even one reference to Metebelis Three!) Though I did like a Giant anything episode which actually acknowledged the Square Cube Law.

all of these comments about the garbo rankings and nobody appreciating the perfect comedic simplicity of how they listed The Hudsucker Proxy

Counterpoint: Ace. That is all.:)

I figure the TARDIS keeps backups, iTunes style, of everything the previous Sonics were doing. So when Thirteen entered the console room, the new one just auto-synched using a BlueEye (of Harmony) connection.

Anyone else shed a tear when they were reunited?

I wonder that when this film shall be released if I will be crying tears of rage or be thinking twice about my choice to see it if I pledge my time to do so. They better get this thing done though - its not dark yet for Bob Dylan, but he’ll be knockin’ on heaven’s door soon.

Then Dave Grohl better get a damn jacket

WHERE THE FRELL WAS THE TITLE SEQUENCE WITH THE ICONIC THEME MUSIC?

WHERE THE FRELL WAS THE TITLE SEQUENCE WITH THE ICONIC THEME MUSIC?

Scare Bear was one of the Revenge Society hopefuls in Bright Lights, Dean City. I guess he’s had a few adventures, since he(?) had both hands and just a chef’s knife back then.

I have never found a rendition of ‘The Lion Sleeps Tonight’ this disturbing (not to mention disheartening). Even the time it was played to drown out the screams of the people being converted to Cybermen.