It's certainly not as deep as it thinks it is. I have a special place for it since it was the first piece of filmed entertainment I saw after spending 7 months in a Zambian national park. It totally blew me away, but I was like those people who were terrified that that train was coming right at them.

Well, Wylis in this case, but I feel like replacing "i's" with "y's" seems to be a common way to make things more old timey (or olde tymey)

I prefer Dark City, but The Matrix is a fantastic looking movie.

"Distrupters dent the universe" from TS Elliot's "The Love Song of J. Alfred The Rock."

Okay, sure, but what's up with all the extra "y's" in fantasy fiction?

It's crazy that they even have a podcast together. It's like if Kubrick and Dennis Dugan made a movie together.

Oil is kind of like liquid dinosaurs.

Not to make kinda clever comics; that is the law. Are we not men?

"I can't believe my shouting and wild gesticulations are attracting undue attention!" - Hatred developer at local restaurant

Yes, it's the rare maritime themed horror franchise.

Which is too bad, because I think I could wear a hat like that in colder weather and not fuck up my hair like a knit cap does.

He had to get fired for what he did, but Leonard Pierce could write.

Editor?

Especially if you can connect it to something popular that it has nothing to do with!

Stop making sense!

When asked to name the first Bind villain, Sean Connery replied "Cubby Broccoli".

What if Bond goes on a rampage in a nursing school?

Maybe just Gourley and a guest, Myra can sit this one, and all further ones, out.

The CBB live stuff is what finally got me to spring for Howl. Some other great stuff on there.

We're just a random assemblage of genetic goo and fully one half of us has below average intelligence?