Meesa not going to pay money to see Phantom Menace again. 3D or not. Ever.

Actually, the flat-faced Steve Ditko comic version of the Lizard only existed for the one origin appearance in Amazing Spider-Man #6. From ASM #44 onward, the Lizard was drawn with an elongated lizard snout in the comics.

Good point, — I was thinking of actual 4-fingered dinosaurs like Ceratosaurus or Edmontosaurus, but I forgot about good old Stegron and his very un-Stegosaurus-like hands and feet.

I believe you're thinking of these guys, the Blemmyes:

I'm still trying to figure out why the images of the movie version Lizard that I've seen show him with four fingers on each hand.

Sorry, I can't help it ...

Is it just me, or does it seem that the little Lego Hobbits are NOT barefoot?

Butch Deadlift! Slab Squatthrust! Stump Chunkman! Punch Rockgroin! Bob Johnson...!

So the underground Dark Smurfs have places to live - duh.

The 1960's Mysterious Island wasn't one of Ray Harryhausen's very best films, but it's still a million times better than this new formulaic dumb CGI family flick.

They fell in love, got married, and eventually had giant children together. True facts.

So is White Wolf Publishing still around to pitch a shit-fit about how the Underworld movies supposedly stole the whole vampire vs werewolf goth-fest from their role-playing games?

Ah, the 1970's — back when women didn't worry about waxing their "happy trails".

Yay - Books Nippon! I loved them back in the '80s. They helped me amass quite a collection of anime comics and "Roman Albums" throughout middle and high school.

My favorite Tom Cruise role is the one where he's wearing the black turtleneck and cackling maniacally while attempting to make the scamming quackery of Scientology seem awesome.

The word "amazeballs" really, really, REALLY needs to be retired.

There are obviously too many cute robot characters from Japan to mention even most of them, but the adorable 1970s live action character Robocon deserves a nod...

Mammoth, schmammoth - I just want to visit any university named "Kinki".

Whenever anyone says "Oh, hell no" in print, I always hear it in Will Smith's voice in my head.

Now I'm hungry for a Bananalien.