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While this isn't a new concept by any means, it is intriguing that only a year before that, we saw something similar with the Stormtroopers in Star Wars. Another thing that does is it creates a lack of sympathy for characters like that, so when you see them die, you feel nothing for them, other...

Both true and false. There was a large number of abolitionists at the time who were trying to end slavery in the south by any means necessary. There were also business owners in the north who were upset that they had to pay wages to workers when there were those in the south who were making a...

I'm terrified. Not only because none of his work has ever been properly adapted, but because it's that particular writer.

In proper broken record fashion, I will simply say "Get Rid Of Goyer!" And what the hell is going on in that picture?

I no longer believe it was a conspiracy, but I think our government knew more than they let on. The same way the Roosevelt administration had plenty of warnings that an attack on Hawaii was imminent, but waited until it happened. And I still have questions about the suspicious-looking explosions...

And from a feature film (toward the end of the video). How it is the overly sensitive haven't demanded it be edited in some way eludes me.

And this is why I watch comic book movies. None of those titles fill me with any desire to watch this film.

True, but if memory serves, the journey would have taken place by submarine (if I remember the doco I saw correctly), which would have been more difficult. Still, it's a fascinating thought, if more than a little scary. I suppose they could be. It just seems like you see more of that from...

While I can buy into the theory that Hitler might have escaped the bunker, would the man have made the trip to Argentina? He was already in very poor health, having tremors and other maladies, as well as having lost most of his mental faculties (not that he was ever all there to begin with, but...

Sounds promising. However, I watch movies like this with a very critical eye, being the parent of an Autistic young lady. Sometimes, Hollywood gets it right, and other times, they fail like Trump trying to act like a human being.

A 1991 documentary about horror films, narrated by Christopher Lee and featuring interviews with notable horror icons such as John Carpenter, Robert Bloch, Dario Argento, Clive Barker, and many more. My mom found this on VHS in a bin in a video shop, and I wore it out. I watched it constantly.

We're going back to Hoth! ....Yay?

I thought the TV spot last night was good. Damn! That trailer has me all sorts of excited! Nerd boner!

I'm just not digging the whole Earth time-traveler bit. It's the same issue I had with Smallville, when they utilized the doors from Krypton to Earth. The idea that for years, Kryptonians were just walking back and forth between planets, but when the destruction of the planet happened, they had...

Don't get me started, mate. :emoji_grin:

In some aspects, I'd say reasonable. There was a video I saw a while back of Hugh Laurie on various talk shows being visibly annoyed at questions he had answered too many times. And for the most part, it was highlighting the point that most talk show hosts (or their staff) don't do much research...

As someone who has spent almost 17 years working at a meat counter - answering the same questions to the same people over and over again - I would relish having to answer mundane questions at press junkets. Seriously, how do people not remember which steak they like to eat when they buy it...

This review escaped me. I'm glad you dug the film, and I hope to see it as soon as I can. The first two are hilarious, and the music is terrific.

How in the name of Moses Horowitz did a live action version of Tokyo Ghoul escape me? I must see this post haste! Damn! A friend gave me a copy of Shin Godzilla for Christmas, and I still haven't watched it. I think I will have to do that back-to-back with the new Netflix anime. And I haven't...

Also, more movies no one actually asked for. Ever.