It might even be more epic than the famous TGIFriday’s endless appetizers piece!

As bad as Iron Man 2 was, I still kind of love the fact that there’s the whole subplot about Whiplash’s pet bird for no other reason than that Mickey Rourke said he wanted the character to have a pet bird.

focus on the three-way Kara-Lena-Alex

As a parent of small children that sounds like a feature rather than a bug.

The real pro-tip is to just turn off the heated dry feature altogether unless you live in a really humid environment. It’s a big energy hog, can damage plasticware, and usually doesn’t get the contents fully dry anyway, so you still need to either let them sit or manually dry them.

I’m tempted to check that by Googling, but I can’t think of a work safe search string to find it....

That was a thing with Captain Marvel, Jr. for a while (he had to say “Captain Marvel” to transform), so decided to publicly refer to himself as “CM3” to get around it.

Hopefully someone in the ME’s office jacked off over it one last time while she was on the slab, because what a waste!

You forgot to add: with a very nice rack.

Wow, I feel pumped after watching that!

Let me guess -- you also gave up watching TV and now you can’t understand how so many people are entranced by the “idiot box”?

They don’t say.

Yes, as I acknowledged in a response to someone else’s comment, I was mistaken about the re-releases for the film. For some reason I thought that SotS hadn’t been re-released in the U.S. after the 1970s and that the 1980s re-releases were only in overseas markets, but according to Wikipedia I’m wrong about that.

It’s the best of the Burton/Schumacher films, IMHO.

Sorry, I didn’t know it had gotten a theatrical re-release in the United States after the 1970s! I thought it was only overseas markets that got the later releases, but Wikipedia tells me I’m wrong.

I saw it in the theater back in the early ‘80s too.  I’m guessing you’re also Canadian from those two facts.

I like the fact that Fr. Robinson had the same reaction my mother and I did after seeing the movie. We’re both Catholics and liked the movie, but agreed that it was very Catholic in its storytelling and that we were surprised protestants reacted to it as positively as they did.

I’d hope someone would have the decency to put a copy of the Financial Times or something else better than the Daily Mail in front of you though.

I’d say “too soon,” but you wrote this over 9 years after the attacks and about 8.5 years before I saw your comment, so I think we’re good at this point.

I don’t know, but when I saw the image and title on the preview ribbon, I thought he had died....