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I was 8 when this came out, and remember being entertained by it. I attempted to watch it a couple of years ago, and feeling somewhat underwhelmed (why isn't anyone just "whelmed"?). Still a fun movie, but for me, it doesn't hold up.

Same here. I once thought about giving it a chance one night when it was on TV. And then I realized there was a rerun of AMERICAN PICKERS that I had seen about a dozen times, so I watched that instead.

@ant-mac Now you see what I go through when the general public gets at me for being a fanboy when it comes to comic book casting.

Hey, I surf the net with only one hand quite a bit! Um...because I'm doing arts and crafts with the other hand. Yeah, that's it. Quit judging me!

This is one of those shows that I really didn't care much for during its initial run, and only found some likability of after it ended, and even then, I can only watch so much. Honestly, the characters drive me crazy. It certainly has moments, but I don't know what my favorite of them would be...

@High Plains Drifter - From someone who has been a grammar nazi in the past, let me apologize if I have ever done this to you (fairly certain I haven't, but if I have, sorry guy). I don't go out of my way to correct anyone on web boards or other social media, unless the person is someone who is...

Worse yet, she only likes Nu-WHO. She still can't bring the love for Classic WHO. Believe me, I've tried. I sat her down Malcom McDowell style and tried to condition her. I played "The Talons of Weng-Chiang". She's a tough nut to crack.

This is why I wish I had seen THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT in the theatre. Everyone went on about what a great movie it was. Then I bought it as soon as it was out on video, and wondered what movie they had all seen. If I had had the group experience, I might have been more into it. I appreciate it...

I'm pretty lucky that my wife and I do like a lot of the same things. Sure, she likes some chick flicks, and while she likes horror, she doesn't like anything cheesy or overly gory, but we can agree on a lot of flicks. She really likes the Marvel movies, and she actually initiated a STAR WARS...

As had been proven, the Books of Moses are much older traditions, stories passed down from generations of Semitic tribes in a verbal tradition, written by various cultures until accepted by the Abrahamic sect as gospel. Also, many of the texts were changed to fit current political and social...

Visually stunning. But a bad film. Weird story. The wife and I were coming out of the theatre after seeing this one, and I asked who we were going to war with. She asked me to lower my voice, and then asked what the hell I was talking about. I explained that in a short period we had this...

It really is a pretty terrible movie. The story makes no sense, the acting is horrible, and I hate the Bee Gees. And yet, I can't help but love this film. The music really isn't that bad, and it's goofy fun.

No. It depends on the person. When I was a churchgoer/believer, I still had a sense of humor. But I also had a different point of view of things. I always thought LIFE OF BRIAN was hilarious, but I know lots of christians who will tell you it's blasphemy. Again, depends on the person. I could...

They should have left well enough alone. Had they really wanted to do a sequel, they should have done it much sooner. Also, they should have learned that straying from the Nazi/religious artifact formula doesn't work as was the case with TEMPLE OF DOOM (I know YOUNG INDIANA JONES went off the...

After watching some documentaries on Netflix, I re-watched "Deaths-Head Revisited" from season three, one of my favorite episodes. The story is not only great horror, but the narration by Serling is fantastic. It absolutely drives home a message that is still important today, that we can't...

An unmitigated classic. Anyone who says otherwise is just wrong.

Believe me, I've come close. I actually knew nothing about the case until I watched a program about Metallica. The first doc was the first time they allowed their music to be used in a film, because they saw it and felt strongly about the case. After seeing it, I researched it and found that...

I recommend the PARADISE LOST trilogy. The filmmakers made the first one about the West Memphis Three case, and originally went in believing they were guilty, and simply wanted to make a film about the case. As they went along and interviewed so many involved, it became increasingly obvious that...

I suppose for some, it's a fad. Like how there were celebrities that got into Kabbalah. The allure of power that is promised to them by the leaders, if one believes the rumors. Also, I'm certain that, for those who aren't grounded, it's a feeling of community. No. Not at all. I think he...

I never saw the movie either. As I recall, the book was good, but it's been well over 20 years since I've read it. I just never understood why they kept Manson alive all these years. It just seems almost cruel to allow him to rot in jail and keep the idea of parole in front of him like a carrot...