Napoleon is well known for his exceptional tall height.

There was no Church "strangehold." It was because of the Church that knowledge survived and later thrived.

Because the elderly, who vote more than any other demographic, would never pass anything like that.

Mother Teresa was a notoriously horrible person who simply had good PR.

As a communist, I don't care.

Mandated re-testing would simply be too expensive and time-consuming. DMVs are congested enough already simply through first-time licensors and car registrations.

I'm sorry, but the only reason to drink alcohol is to get drunk. It is a disgusting beverage with no taste that anyone can reasonably enjoy. You're just kidding yourself if you believe there's some form of enjoyment out of its "taste."

I agree that white men have certain privileges and generally are blind to how the culture favours them, but in this particular instance I don't understand how "straight white boys" might be any worse in online dating than other racial groups of men.

I have never listened to the music of any of the people listed, nor do I know what they look like. I still recognize all of the names and history of all of them BUT Aaliyah.

It's not exactly official, but two fans teamed with the original screenwriter to pen an online sequel comic. That's fairly canon, at least.

It was not a "majority" opinion but a vocal minority that, when it matured, became the writers for the new shows to express said beliefs. Most people dislike Scrappy only because people imagine he's bad based off Internet rants.

The original show was very simplistic and formulaic. I applaud the creators for bothering to expand what they show could do with new characters.

Those actions are exactly what makes him so funny and endearing.

I'm not arguing the existence of the Scrappy archetype, nor that there was negative backlash. I just don't understand why since no one has ever offered to me a reason why the character should be so disliked.

I actually adored Scrappy growing up. All indications are that his character actually saved the show when it was about to be canceled. Without him there wouldn't have been as many animated reboots and re-imaginings as they were. The hate is completely unfounded.

$5 on DVD isn't a bad price, but (like I said to my other responder) I am producing a new Blu-Ray with brand new bonus content. Look into it if you're interested!

I've seen the film over twenty times in the last four years; two of those instances were in theaters for its 19th and 20th anniversary screenings.

No question. This films remains a unique representation of the transition between practical and CG. It has a beautiful balance of the two grounded by brilliant actors and an interesting premise. They could have done a lot with a sequel or even just media tie-ins.

Serenity made all the money it deserved. It was a dreadful film.

Maybe the entire Justice League thought it would be best to all come clean and reveal their identities, which is why The Flash, Green Lantern, Green Arrow, Martian Manhutner, Hawkman and Hawkgirl, Aquaman, and more. And then maybe everyone who joined the Justice League got some kind of contact info sheet for all…