@Erinaceus: People hate when I say this, but I liked The Coon arc more than the Imaginationland one.

I would love to see how Rotten Tomatoes looks in 20 years when everyone has such a stupidly high opinion of movies that nothing will ever be good as anything else, and how much better movies would be if they made it the way specific people would have made it. You would think the cinema is like an adult Easter egg…

@Slinkytech: That might be because everything was straight out of the comics up until the ending.

@maniaq: You don't pay for books at the library because the library already paid for you.

@Cleesox: My animation teacher, who normally just rails on modern cinema and the 3D craze, actually had nothing but praise for Jackass 3D. He said it's the only movie so far that he has seen that was worth the extra money for 3D, and now I feel kind of bummed that I never got to see it.

@grimjack28: Yes, Unown.

@Death_By_SnuSnu: Here are some more!

@dazoid: Yep, the first thing I thought of.

@Mindfield: Yeah, that's really bizarre to me. I know I've heard it on TV before.

I was going to give you a pass on Iron Man 2, since it wasn't as great as the first movie but it was still pretty fun, but you completely lost me on Tron Legacy.

Revolving Doors is the only one that really stood out for me, which is probably because it's the most familiar sounding of the bunch.

@Anaerin: I was thinking of the exact same thing.

@lazlopink: Good thing Tron Legacy isn't any of those three.

@mekki: I get the feeling that I'm one of like two people who liked Love & Monsters, aside from the whole idea of getting a BJ from sentient concrete (well, maybe). The episode had such a different perspective on the universe, which was pretty appealing to me. Plus it gave me a break from Rose. And the ELO…

@Palmer: I heard the fez has signed a contract to become a recurring character.

There isn't any lottery!

@Kytano-Skorpius: Aesthetically, yes. But I think people are being too literal about the influence here.

I forgot that Ground Zero was the majority of the island, and that there was also a ferris wheel by it.

@ahbi: Yeah, that was really messing with my head.

@bililoquy: The recent retcon/retelling of the Clone Saga is a must-read, I think. So much more condensed and coherent.