..oh yeah that was the low-budget sequel.

Quiet as the grave in here..

The fact that no-budget Star Wars fan films look better than professional TV science fiction shows like Killjoys is a testament to the power of design, and how lacking it is in the minds of those shows' producers.

And don't forget where his mouth is!

Or, as half the content on this page would have it:

At least my embarrassing grad-school comic strip featured a medical student vomiting on the head of the college. Where's my vice-presidential nomination?

If I were Batman, I'd get a crotch piece added to that suit, for protection.

"All of that makes this bizarre new take on The Big Blue Bug The Dark Knight to the 2001 show’s Batman: The Animated Series", is in the awkwardness of its construction, the sentence that has most confused me since 1995.

If ever there was a case for a song that's not even worth the effort of a cheesy remix, it's this. Is there a term for what happens when a singer belts her heart out as though there's a big tune in there, and everyone just goes along because we don't have the heart to tell her it's a dud?

… was the only thing that made that movie tolerable. Can we repurpose the score to a decent Flash Gordon movie?

Oh come now. Surely any soldier's training, discipline, body armour and weaponry are trumped by Harley Quinn's superpower of… erm… anyway nice visual design in that movie. Neon colours. Very good. Well done guys!

Boy is D.W. Griffith looking pretty good right now.

How has this not yet been made into a nostalgic coming-of-age movie featuring up-and-coming young actors on the cusp of adulthood with uncanny star turns by established names as the Beatles, and directed by either Ron Howard, or Steven Soderbergh doing one of those semi-commercial things, or a middle-aged actor making…

He was the first to be "cast out" from where they come from. He's Lucifer.

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Didn't Ivanka say her dad was "color-blind and gender-neutral"?

The Goonies?

Lovin' the picture of Atreyu and Falcor at the top there, great shot really captured the moment.

Paging John McTiernan…

He was misquoted: actually he wants to make the "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." of medical dramas. Each week, a team of oddball doctors will fight obscure and relatively harmless medical conditions, because they're saving the famous diseases for the movies.