man i really wish more movies sold cheap cardboard trading cards as a promo nowadays… i'd love some new Star Wars cards and how cool would something like Guardians of the Galaxy cards have been? 50 cents a pack and comes with a sticker but i don't need the gum.

walt simonson's baby-killer collection - sigh. i really wish i'd picked that baby up when it was available for retail…

or the first time ever, megalithic comics distributor Diamond has
published its monthly figures, announcing that it sold more than 10
million copies to comic book retailers in August

i always thought LOTR should have had a couple Benny Hill-like cuts to Tom Bombadil to leaven up some of the transitions between the various travails of the Fellowship. Like, y'know: hobbits are lost in a swamp to flashback about gandalf's death to gimmli weeping about the two gay hobbits to… three minutes of zany Tom…

lets not forget the opening scene with nadine velazquez, either.

the modern re-introduction of Doc Savage in Denny O'Neil's late 80's miniseries for DC was not what i was expecting - it turns out to be a story about the loss and return of the original Doc from the 40s as he is reunited with his old companions and a pacifist grandson he never knew but the teaser promos showed a hip,…

the ex-wife and i saw it with friends and laughed about it while out having some drinks later. then we got home and went to bed and were suddenly incredibly creeped out by the combination of some tree branches brushing against the windows and the neighbor's baby crying in the middle of the night.

kinda sounds like you were talkin' shit about the Doritos Locos Taco Supreme there, bub. (hard stare)

Taco Bell's Crunchwrap Supreme OR the Doritos Supreme taco are way better than a Gordito any damn day of the year.

yeah, i actually like the level of world-building in SAGA - it's not an original comparison but its basically the same level of immersion as the first few STAR WARS films.

now GET 'em!!!!

okay but i'd like to see a more wiry, Barry Windsor Smith Conan instead of another 'roided out Ahnold.

you'd think Top Ten would be prohibitively expensive to produce but i would actually love to see the series done with all the money spent on hiring decent, unknown actors and basically zero special effects budget, something along the lines of 1980s Dr. Who, with people wearing armor/costumes made out of spray-painted…

perfect casting for She-Hulk: Sarah Shahi, who played Shaw on Person of Interest and Dani Reese on Life and Carmen on The L Word.

when FRINGE first started, i was traveling for work on the night the show was broadcast and didn't have internet access at my crappy apartment, so i would go to the public library or local college on weekends to use wifi and watch the most recent episode or two.

Wild Dog, for sure..

sounds awesome - i was in as soon as you mentioned Tim Meadows, who is a goddamned treasure of deadpan.

when i was growing up, we had two DQs in town - one was a tiny little shop that was essentially a walk-up counter, since the dank, dimly lit seating area had space for, like, seven people at a time. that location did have really good footlong hotdogs, tho, cause they toasted the buns.

no more Culture novels is the suck.

was The Grey that movie where Liam Neeson was throat punching wolves instead of eurotrash?