I thought he was in there for a flash — during the speech, the guy on the back of the truck swinging the big gun around.

I thought he was in there for a flash — during the speech, the guy on the back of the truck swinging the big gun around.

That ain't chewing gum, man.

"...Dear God, like a baby's arm with an apple in its hand!"

"No, seriously, I'll do it...I love to take all my clothes off! Seriously, just look at Spartacus! Admire my tight, manly glutes!"

Do you wanna know how I got these scars?

Given the shape of the eyes and fullness of the mouth on Cap, it's an Asian poster, possibly Korean.

I hear some differences — there's a whip sound to some of the green lightsabers, and all of the Sith lightsabers sound higher and harsher, giving them a slightly hotter tone.

Lightsaber sounds aren't Foley artist efforts, they're the work of Ben Burtt, first with tape-based methods, and later using samplers and synthesizers and computers.

Bivolo.

I remember her first film appearance as Lady Jane Grey...which was notable at the time, really, for her rather impressive breasts in a nude scene. The film itself was...well, inept, as was she; her acting then was on the school play level.

No, actually....

You could say that....

Rock isn't dead, it's shambling around the plane like a peripatetic zombie.

Ummm, good job picking the cover for the album that's driven by Zen Buddhism (even if it did lead to Rick Wakeman exiting stage left in search of beer and sausages.)

"Oh God, john, it's got an enormous tadger!" Thank you, Garth Ennis, thank you for that nightmare.

On the other hand, Halle Berry keeps giving the Internet prime evidence that she's a terrible actress. While you know and I know she can bloody well act, she has a bad habit of not rising above the material she gets stuck with.

LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNNNNNDDDDDDDD!!!!!

BBC documentary that covered the history of the piece, and the battle between Norman and Barry. There's a piece from CNN about it as well.

I completely agree! I vaguely recall them running a brief obit.