Somebody needs to start a Facebook page "T-Dog on 'The Walking Dead' Should Start Rhyming Like Roadblock."

Four toes? 
Total? 
Yeesh.

That squirrel running up and down Yggdrasil?  The obligatory Hitchcock cameo.  Thanks a lot, ILM.

Also, the same critic (Owen Gleiberman) gave a positive to review to PROJECT X, for fuck's sake.

Check out the Planet Stories imprint from some company called Paizo, it's reprints of classic sword & planet works with great new covers.  If you're interesting in trying the genre out.  http://paizo.com/planetStories

Unfortunately, between last year's GREEN LANTERN and this movie both tanking, it looks like we'll never get a CHRONICLES OF THE LENSMEN film now.  (Speaking of space opera.)

The picture was from Michael Whelan's covers for the Barsoom series, which are just incredible, but Frazetta also did some great covers for them as well.

Not to mention that Carter's attorney in the beginning is the guy who played Posca!

SOMETIMES THEY COME BACK?  SOMETIMES THEY COME BACK…AGAIN?  SOMETIMES THEY COME BACK…FOR MORE?

See, I got the feeling that King was deliberately going for an anti-climactic ending like that.  I think the point of the seventh book was that all quests end like this, petering out rather than culminating in some grand, epic showdown of good and evil.  And the long shadow of his fiction universe's Ultimate Evil…

Ironic, considering INSOMNIA plays a pretty big part in THE DARK TOWER's resolution.

I love the series for the most part.  SONG OF SUSANNAH got kind of draggy, and I wish he'd given Flagg more to do.  Or anything to do, really.  Unlike most, I really liked the ending.

Alright, seriously, it's bad enough that they never give him any dialogue, but if the producers are going to start dressing T-Dog in outfits like that every week, maybe IronE needs to change his name to DignitE and put his foot down.

Warner Bros. is rather skeptical of its chances.  [http://instantrimshot.com/]

Con artist from the future traveling back in time to make a lot of money by playing at being a superhero.  Not actually as bad as he sounds.  They had him on an episode of SMALLVILLE and did a good job.

I think they should use the Sixties' version of the character, where she lost her powers, put on a white skinsuit and fought evildoers with judo, taught to her by her new mentor, an old Asian named (so help me) I Ching.

I believe that was MohdTaufiqTerrorist's point, actually.

"New category: Abso-fucking-lutely Obvious Fiasco, Jerkoff.  Stop Wasting My Fucking Time."  That's the full title.

Much like the Holocaust, come to think of it.

Bi-Curi-Otis.