I've heard Raimi purposely made Venom awful because he hated the character, and it's true that if you know about Eddie Brock it wasn't a good casting choice. It bothered me because after his years on That 70s Show I thought Topher would be a good Peter Parker, and that's when I got that instead of making Classic…

A proper Venom though! I seriously hated that of all people they picked to play Venom they picked Topher Grace. Couldn't have been any more un-Venom/Brock-like a casting as possible. I don't need it to be spot on, but you picked another skinny guy who is playing a character who has generally been portrayed as fucking…

Possibly, if these six chambers mean anything.

who cares whether or not humanity is artificially raising the global temperatures? (even though we fucking are.) reducing greenhouse gases reduces pollution. cleaner manufacturing and energy production reduces pollution. pollution is bad for the earth. we get ALL our food and water from the earth.

Or that it's just normal climate change and humans aren't causing it. No way!

still people will bury their heads in the sand and claim that there is no climate change

Whether or not you liked it, which I did, it was still a better twist than Khan.

the story linked a guy went into a McDonalds and the manager refused to serve him if he kept the prosthetic attached. he said he couldn't remove it. And the manager told him he had to leave. When he said he wanted to finish his meal they tried to pull the appliance, which is bolted to his head, off. So...it would seem…

The right to actually wear his eyeborg in the passport photo, since you can't wear headgear other than glasses, or religious garb that does not occlude the face in a passport photo.

Except some of these are surgically connected to the body, and I don't think that security guard ripping your appliance off is a medically qualified surgeon.

The right to wear their rigs into private buildings, mainly.

So, keeping Khan secret was a mistake, and not making a pasty white British guy a Sikh character? (Of course, the original Khan was played by a Mexican actor, so what do I know?)

I continue to obsess over this. And here's the thing I keep coming back to:

"The truth is because it was so important to the studio that we not angle this thing for existing fans."

Agreed. The "secrecy" was the least of the film's problems.

I'd say including Khan at all was a bigger one.

It's about 20 years old, and originated in X-Files. "Shippers" versus "no romos" were two factions in X-Files fandom.

1) 'Ship is a verb

For what it is worth...

So what about those of us that listen to ...all sorts of music? And genre crossover? I'm going to say I listen to a decent combination of all of the above. I do have moods for each. Very much a mood music type of girl. I find that listening to pop music on the morning of a foggy day works as a pick me up.