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:-S As much I like Craig, there is no way in hell the producers would cast him as the 11th Doctor. He's already playing one iconic character in Bond, you'd burden him w/ the pressures of playing another like the Doctor? And from a casting point of view, I think Daniel Craig is all wrong for the...

:( Such a shame really. I would have at least liked David to appear in Season 5 when the Moff takes over. Alas though, twas not meant to be. While I still liked Eccleston more, there's no doubt Tennant made the part all his own much like Tom Baker did in the 70's. He'll be indentified with the...

A little off topic, but I just wanted say my piece. I give Quesada some respect for the way he turned Marvel Comics around after becoming Editor in Chief. There's no doubt he injected a lot of vitality into the company so soon after their bankruptcy woes. There's no doubt he's done a lot of...

Personally I lost all interest in Spider-Man (comics and movies) after he made a deal w/ Joephisto to save his auntie's life. :devil: What a brilliant way to ruin such an iconic and brilliant character. 'Divorce is bad for the kiddies' my ass. :rant:

More photos popping up online. Karl Urban as Leonard Mccoy, w/ Chris Pine as Kirk in the background John Cho again as Sulu, looking anxious about something. A even more close up look of Eric Bana as Nero. And a shot of Pine as James Tiberius Kirk.

Really cool photo of Quinto as Syl- er, Spock. And a close up photo of John Cho as Sulu.

Just to remind everyone again of who's cast as who: James T. Kirk - Chris Pine Spock - Zachary Quinto Leonard 'Bones' Mccoy - Karl Urban Montgomery Scott - Simon Pegg Hiraku Sulu - John Cho Pavel Chekov - Anton Yelchin Uhura - Zoe Saldana Now as to my feelings about the cast, well, I must say...

Well, it seems the hell has indeed frozen over. After months of intense speculation and waiting, the makers of the new Trek have released actual images from the film itself. Here's a few of them for your viewing pleasure: First, the cover of the new Entertainment Weekly: Second, a picture of...

The Marvel magazine was actually my first intro to the series. It was a radically different comic from what I'd been reading at the time, so I was instantly hooked. Later on I discovered the books it was based on, and of course, the underrated film Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins starring...

During the past year, I've found numerous used copies of this classic action novel series in many used book stores and such. Rereading through them, I'm struck by how exciting and action packed they are up till today. So any of you fans here? For those not in the know, refer to this handy wiki...

:yawn: Once again Frank Miller proves how much cooler he was back in the 80's compared to the hard core hack he is today. Seriously, is he just f***ing around w/ the fans on this poor excuse of a Batman comic? P.S. Notice how much better I am at censoring my stuff rather than DC.

From Hell by Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell. Forget the lame movie adaptation starring Johnny Depp, the original graphic novel's where it's at. It's probably the most well researched piece of fiction on the Whitechapel Murders ever written. Yes, it's a comic book, but it's probably one of the...

More like they replaced him with a much more capable actor. ;) Like I said, I had no problem with Tyler Mane playing the role in the first X-Men. But he was basically playing a seven foot thug, hardly any complexity actingwise. Whereas here, Sabertooth is a much more rounded character, as this...

That's Liev Schrieber, whom you'll probably remember from The Manchurian Candidate remake by Johnathan Demme. He also costarred before with Hugh in Kate and Leopold. And for the record, while I had no problem w/ Tyler Mane as Sabretooth in the first X-Men, I find Schrieber to be an inspired...

I liked it. I thought it captured the images of the comic really well. I was initially concerned as to how Doctor Manhattan would come across onscreen, but I'm happy to see he looked really good (and quite creepy too, but then again that's the price for being the only super powered being in the...

Here's my little review of the film that I wrote somewhere else:

ARGH. Very late again. Chalk it up to not being ablle to log on Enworld from my home computer for some reason. But enough of my moaning, here's what I thought of this here season finale. I liked it. Some nice bits in it, but plenty of stuff I didn't care for. Mainly: - Rose and Doctor number...

Oh yes. :D Casino Royale was my favorite Bond film in recent memory, so I'm delighted they're building off from that. Nov 7 can't come fast enough.

*sighs* Tennant did not make the decision to put Doctor Who on hiatus next year. The BBC did that themselves, in order to accomodate him. Stop pinning the blame on him, mate. Besides, we have the 3 DW specials coming next year. Isn't that enough for you? And some people in the UK showbiz...

Late again. ARGH!!! :mad: STUPID BLOODY CONNECTION!!! Ahem... Anyway, back to the subject at hand. HOLY CRAP. What a great 45 minutes of Who goodness. From the Doctor's companions working together, to the general apocalyptic feel of the story. This looks to be a great season finale. Whether it...