The title of the article is too misleading. It should be "10 Greatest Science Fiction Actors (Some Were Good At This, But Not All of Them) Who Used to Rap (Some Were Good At That, But Not All of Them)."

And you forgot Queen Latifah who was in Sphere.

How are Mark Wahlberg and Tyrese considered to be "greatest rappers", let alone in the top three?

"...a meeting of the Cartoon/Fantasy Organization (CFO) which met in the basement of a Polish Democratic Club on St. Mark's Place in New York"

I also didn't like how the Director slipped up when he was talking to Anderton's ex-wife. It seemed too cliche for me. I've for the most part have found PKD's novels to be very cerebral. The characters are always intelligent and can infer a lot from a little. A blatant slip up was the last thing I would've expected to…

Okay, maybe not as bad as Paycheck, but I was disappointed with its dumbed-down-made-for-Hollywood ending.

"What are the cetaceans going to tell us when we finally understand them?"

I am always suspicious about film adaptations of PKD novels. There have been some really bad ones, done by respectable filmmakers. For example, John Woo's Paycheck and Spielberg's Minority Report. Some of the best ones seem to go off on their own direction, away from the novels.

That was incredibly lame. And it played out like a prison rape scene.

"Which means, this reboot might actually have more than a snowball's chance in hell at being awesome"

If the snout/beak fits...

Matter of taste there. IMO, Lindsay Lohan has more sex appeal than Anne Hathaway. Anne Hathaway possesses those same horse/bird-like features that Cher and Penelope Cruz have.

I see there was no mention of the obligatory "Lana/Lois gets thrown into a wall and knocked out" scene, so she doesn't see Clark use his powers.

- Wolf Winter

No junk food, no fried food, no beer,... I agree with you 100%

Hear, hear!

Funny, rather than the decoy scene, I thought of the guys who dressed up like Batman in The Dark Knight.

To answer your question, yes it's possible, but not without rewriting the origin of Superman like Smallville did.

Most of the actresses that are front-running for the female lead are like 30+ yrs. old. Krueger is seven years older than Cavill. Seems like a pretty old cast for a feature length Smallville. I don't know. Before "work at the Daily Planet," but how much before?

And nothing takes place in outer space? I only read one that dealt with aliens. The rest are all aiming at being magic, superheroes, remakes and attempts to be the next Fringe.