Yankee Poodle and Swamp Thing now confirmed for "Dawn of Justice."

Higher metabolism.

Perhaps Batman should consult one of his predecessors, Doc Savage. Doc's "Crime College," where brain surgery removal of the "crime gland," medically-induced amnesia, and a combined course in civics and an honest trade turned most of his captured opponents — and the occasional Japanese or German POW — into fine,…

I happen to know a lot about space medicine. For example, you seem malnourished. Are you suffering from internal parasites?

And if I get a second vote...Lawrence of Arabia. If you're seeing something on the big screen just for the big screen, there are few prettier movies out there.

Lawrence of Arabia. By the time you can see him riding out of the desert on a big screen TV he'd already been on screen for about a minute in the theater.

Not particularly pointless, but OMG, the detail on this figure is amazing. Pretty much a niche figure, but wowzers.

Throw in his work on Lupin, Panda Go Panda, Pompoko, Grave of the Fireflies, and Naussica, and you have some serious diversity.

Uh... where's Nausicaä on that list? Huge oversight, IMHO.

Still waiting on those demonic powers. I can't even get Magic Missile to work most of the time.

Upvoted just because I believe in encouraging people to admit when they are wrong. I am often wrong, and loudly so. I try to be equally loud when admitting it.

That was an excellent example of how audiences buy into a character. Good writing and good acting trumps everything else. (And I include the animators on the "good acting" part.)

I wonder if it will be difficult to get NuWho audiences to accept and love a Doctor who, at least by the sound of things, has the style of Pertwee but the possible demeanor of Hartnell. The whole Scottish guy in his 50s thing is probably going to be a culture shock for a lot of them. A complete inability to relate…

This gets my vote!

Hmmn.

In this case because we are really snatching details, story lines, moments, action sequences from across the whole gambit of the decades of FANTASTIC FOUR, there isn't one comic that defines the movie.

I am only an incidental fan of the Hunger Games series. I am a lifelong fan of design and art. I love this goddamn poster.

Red Dwarf. It was a bizarre concept, but right from the first episode they got the relationships between the characters right. More importantly, it was always funny.

Can anyone else just make out four turtles just behind him?

Who says it has to be spandex?