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Yeah that would be good, but with Neil Gaiman having a hand in the screenplay for this one I doubt it will suck.

I'm anxiously waiting for season three to hit, but it just won't be the same without Mako. :( As far as AS, I love Family Guy, Futurama (genius as far as I'm concerned) and Robot Chicken. I used to watch DBZ but got tired of it when I realized it was the just the same story being recycled. I...

The auction seems to be more for some fan swag and a spot at a private dinner; I don't think technically he is auctioning himself.

I'm halfway through it and I'm finding it enjoyable (although I still prefer LoTR).

Hmmm. That may have been what they were looking to achieve but all it did for me was make me pissed off that I couldn't see what was going on in any fight scene in the movie. As far as Transformers is concerned, I thoroughly enjoyed it. It was the best action movie that I have seen so far this...

Yeah he's my choice too. Ever since I saw him in Brotherhood of the Wolf I've thought "that guy is Drizzt." :cool:

Personally I thought the Lords of the Basement pitch was great. I'd see it in a heartbeat.

But if they post up videos of themselves doing lines off their PHBs on YouTube there could be a problem. ;)

Thanks! I'm curious though - who do you prefer for Drizzt: Mark or Adrian?

I'm partial to Instruments of Destruction myself. :D

Hmm weird. Well I was in Chapters (a big bookstore chain up here) today and they had it. Every time I go to Toys R Us I check out the board game section and the D&D Basic game is right there beside Heroscape. I don't know if I've ever seen it in a Wal Mart up here but I'll look next time I'm in one.

Ok I'll start with an easy one (some might say too easy) and see if I can figure out something more creative later: The Crystal Shard Director: Ang Lee (Brokeback Mountain; Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon; The Ice House) Martial-arts Coreographers: Woo-ping Yuen (Fearless; Kill Bill) and...

I know Chapters and Toys 'R Us carry a D&D Basic game that comes with minis (including the Large Blue Dragon mini I believe), dice and a rules introduction with an adventure. Other than that I'm not sure what kind of big-market penetration the D&D brand has.

Perhaps. Although, half of the world's oxygen comes from plankton, so that would have to be factored in too. EDIT: After reading about a bit, it seems you may be right! As to the thread topic: D&D and real-world science do not make good partners. And that was a cool article about a cool animal!

I agree. My wife and I have had far too many conversations about what to have for dinner. :mad:

I dunno man, I think people are allowed to be offended at anything they want. The difference is in how they react to it; a vocal minority starting a crusade to censor fantasy literature over the f-bomb would be stupid, but people choosing not to buy something that features material they find...

God I was afraid that would be the cause. This is horrible.

He was my absolute favourite wrestler of all time. I haven't followed wrestling in years, but I will always remember Benoit as a talented, hard-working athlete that brought great professionalism and dignity to an entertainment spectacle that often lacked both. He will be sorely missed. :(

Actually I agree Sinese would have been better. The guy playing Reed was possibly the worst part of the movie for me. Johnny Storm and the Thing were perfectly cast. Alba I like but not as Sue and Ioan I just didn't buy as a genius; he had no sense of dignity or intellect to me. Ditto for...

Seconded.