@TheDarkWayne: Ha! Brilliant. ^_^

@Krakenstein MK-II: Agreed, it could definitely benefit from the power.

@Moxie6: I'll take anything and everything the NewsCorp affiliates say with the largest grain of salt known to Man.

@aiko8bit: [teardrop] Beautiful . . .

@ch3burashka: Toss in an Elder God and a power-mad super villainess, and you have yourself a show.

@ReelFashionista: OR the ghost will kill all of the other girls and it'll be just her and it; and at the end, it'll turn out that everything had been in her head. That the whole film had been a metaphor for the therapy she'd undergone.

@sometingwong: I don't care what other people say, his Assault on Precinct 13 was absolutely bad@$$.

@drummrx: [raises hand tepidly]

@Erwin: Only with two plucky robots and an underdog janitor riffing in the front row.

So that's why Paul went shoeless: he was channeling his inner Hobbit. ^_^

@DrNemmo: Did somebody call for a Doctor?

@DRaGZ: I know it's our destiny.

They should've named it Laplace's Demon

@DRaGZ: In a world you must defend.

@antoine64: Agreed. If they're referencing SG: SG1, then those check marks are deserved; but the movie itself should receive a pass for the following reasons:

#4 = Diesel-Punk Vader.

Cue being optioned into a craptacular SciFi Original Series in 3 . . . 2 . . . 1 . . .

I want to like this movie; I really, I really do. But something about this — everything about this — coats my skin in a film translucent and wretched. Trepidation fuels the core of my generator, propelling me just far enough to avoid this piece of cinema.

@j.piatt: We may have to implement the Voight-Kampff Test to be certain.

The moon is the only way to watch Chaplin.