I look at that first picture and think of Miguel O'Hara on MGH.

@crosis101: Yeah, it does seem like a lot of people miss this point. They see an angry person doing bad things, or a sad person, and somehow the emotions get the bad rap.

@The Curse of Millhaven: ?

@elreyloco: This.

I'll buy that for a dollar!

@Damob: As I recall, he was forced to choose between X3 and Superman Returns, and he picked the latter because Superman was the dream project.

@Smeagol92055: ROACH: This.

I'm stumped on some of the movies in number 2. Is there a guide somewhere?

@MonkeyT: I'll do my best and report back.

My personal favorite was "monkey". It's shitty security, but an awesome password.

@lightninglouie: I had no idea the Japanese were involved.

@LittleDragon: A pity. It's the kind of story that would work if told properly.

@MinervaAlpaca: Yeah, I kind of got that vibe just from the shitty packaging on the DVD cover I saw at the corner video store. I don't know about books, but you sure can tell a movie by its cover.

So Time Warner became the Crimson King in the 80s. That's perfect. Gave them 19 years to get strong enough to go after the Stephen King.

@MrTripps: No. No you are not.

It could work, I suppose. But I don't see it as a viable franchise. Not without significantly changing the story — or going off the reservation altogether and doing a story in the same universe but different characters.

@Illundiel: Sequel. Charlie all growed up. It's on my Netflix queue but I haven't brought myself to watch it yet.

@lurkerbynature: That does ring a dim bell.

@Dr Emilio Lizardo: Thanks. It might indeed be but I can't remember anything about it other than a vague sense of having read it. But that would've been during a period I wasn't getting very much sleep, so no wonder! Haha

@MichaelWalsh: Well, as far as I can recall at the moment, that's all I've been able to find from her — but glad she's branched out. She's a good writer.