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I've heard that his run on the book has been well done, but, like Spidey's unmasking, it's too wrapped up in the events mess of Civil War for me to see it separately.

I'm really not thrilled with the whole "Super Mega Event That Will Change Everything Forever!" attitude Quesada's been using at Marvel. At best, they temporarily derail the storyline on which the writer is currently working, at worst they force a new status quo upon the book. So far we've had...

I had always assumed that the Head versions of characters were delusions (whether by mental breakdown or because of the Cylons), but now I'm beginning to wonder if they are actual entities. Head Six seems to be the voice of corruption, like Satan...or Count Iblis? Remember, back on the...

NYC, no doubt (of course, I used to live there, so I'm probably biased). :D

Come on, that's silly...it'll be a pirate mummy. ;)

I'm on the east coast and I haven't seen them either, so I don't think they've aired in the US, yet (at least my TiVo is set for a "season pass" and it hasn't recorded anything). I have a bad feeling that we aren't going to see any new episodes until just before the DVD is released (this...

The pilot aired on Sci-Fi last week. Like Morrus, I couldn't watch it. I Tivoed it and ended up fastforwarding through most of it.

The trailer reminds me of the live action Cutey Honey film, and that was a damn fun movie (one of my all-time favorites). I think it's nice to see a live action version of a cartoon that looks like a live action cartoon. OTOH, the Wachowski Brothers are directing this, so the possiblity of...

1. Iron Man 2. Speed Racer 3. Indy Of course, I plan on waiting until they come out on DVD, so it probably doesn't matter.

It would be funny if all the press translated into big box office, but Boll's films have all bombed. House of the Dead Cost: $12 million ($22 million with marketing) Worldwide Gross: $13,818,181 Alone in the Dark Cost: $20 million ($32 million with marketing) Worldwide Gross: $8,191,971...

As far as I know, Boll didn't have anything to do with House Of The Dead 2. :uhoh:

Like I said, I understand why they would worry that Starbuck is a Cylon. It's reasonable to think that she might be one and have no memory of it, but I find it strange that no one seems to be questioning the logic of calling off an attack that would end the fleet once and for all in order to...

I was actually fooled for a second. I thought that they were going to reveal that Adama was the final Cylon. Then I realized that that wouldn't make much sense since he would've met up with Tigh and the others earlier. Plus, why would a Final Five shoot another Final Five? BTW, is anyone...

I'm a bit torn. Normally, I would just put the money in the bank, but my Playstation 2 just died and I might finally break down and get a PS3. The problem is that the one that's backwards compatible is so damn expensive. :(

I guess you're right about the "real pizza religious war". I was kind of shocked that you referred to deep dish, or Chicago style, pizza as "American style". If you say "pizza", most Americans think of the Italian kind. So, when you are talking to Europeans about American pizza, be sure to...

Call me old fashioned, but I prefer a guy in make-up to a CG or animatronic werewolf. That isn't too say that there haven't been good inhuman werewolves, The Howling and Dog Soldiers come to mind, but a human being can act and bring some personality to the monster in a way that a puppet or CG...

I don't know about that. Torgo and the Master were much more entertaining than the Guardian. Better villains, too. ;)

Well, they aren't doing an exact remake. Last I heard, it was set in 1888 and Lawrence Talbot is an actor in London who returns to his family home when his brother is killed on the moors. Personally, I was very happy when I saw that they were actually going to use a Wolf MAN instead of a CGI...

Here's a first look at Benicio del Toro in Rick Baker make-up. I can't wait to see this...