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It's Nazgul. And yes, Superman Returns sucked...

I say invest the money in something that'll matter in the future. Mutual funds, IRA's, whatever. At some point in your life you gotta' figure this toy stuff ain't gonna' do it for you anymore...

The upcoming Battlestar Galactica Lee Adama man-doll can beat up your Hikaru man-doll...

There should be another option for the poll: I'm so over the VF-1, I don't care...

My Blade man-doll can beat up your Hikaru man-doll...

Tokyo Drift was a better movie than Superman. Superman "returns" from a brief hiatus, but the only consequence of his departure was that Lois Lane had to raise a bastard child by herself. We never see how the Earth had to endure his absence and what that absence meant, leading one to think that Lois Lane's pulitzer statement about not needing Superman is true. Actually, what we didn't need was this movie. A movie should be compelling and move you to care about the character(s) and their given conflicts. As such, the story for the Superman movie, to say nothing of special effects that reminded me of 60's Godzilla movies, was so lackluster and uninspiring that it was really a story about.......nothing at all, or at least nothing worth mentioning to anyone...

Uhm....Yeah, I'm absolutely sure. In addition to that, I'm 100% correct. How do you know that "alot" of the rest of the world is so in love with 'Trek? Sure, people all over the world are so in love with Star Trek that it's at the forefront of popular entertainment/media today....NOT, and it hasn't been for decades. Are you sure that YOU aren't generalizing your specific region/country's opinion and applying it to the rest of the world? Furthermore, even if I was generalizing my region and country's opinion to the rest of the world why shouldn't I? America, hate it or love it, sets the pace for the world and I'm sorry that bothers you. Agent One-gone but not forgotten...

The #11 means that Graham was the 11th person to re-register in Macross World after its major revision from a few years ago, where EVERYONE had to re-register; the order has no meaning. As for the 'Zero, is it true that HLJ is selling spare parts for this thing? I'd like a new pair of tail fins...

Yeah it's gotta' be about the performance. If someone offered to install a Japanese motor in my Charger to make it that much better I'd definitely go for it; I'd feel odd about it, but I'd go for it. Also, that RX-7 dressed up in Veilside parts in Tokyo Drift has to be one of the most beautiful cars I've ever seen...

It runs neck and neck with V. How many fraking times does Data have to rediscover humanity? The worst part is that IF there are any other movies with the TNG cast, Data will once again have to rediscover humanity through B4. As far as I'm concerned, he learned everything he needed to know about humanity after he got to use his photon torpedo on Tasha Yar. The bottom line is that asides from Trek's fans, Star Trek's theme of an utopian human existence traveling through the stars in pretty white ships has no place in the current mindset of the world. I would expect a movie from the cancelled Iraqi-war drama "Over There" to be more successful than anything from the Trek universe...

Sci-Fi is a genre that isn't taken seriously. Even if there was a good movie, chances are that if doesn't feature little green wrinkled sages and lazer swords it will be ignored. Take Solaris, for example; a great sci-fi story that was easily forgotten for its lack of the "Force."

Eh, as long as there is power to be had there'll be power struggles...

Don't forget the part where Picard decides to RAM the enemy spaceship as a final gesture in a starship battle!!! How fracking lame is that?!?!? 408610[/snapback] I actually enjoyed that battle between the Enterprise and the Scimitar, as I love watching the "good guys" get beat up and around. I had sorely hoped that the Federation task-force that was waiting to assist Picard could have appeared, but alas. Also, Nemesis wasn't nearly as bad as Insurrection; that chapter was TOTALLY worthless. A planet of eternal youth? And this affects or relates to the Trek universe how? Finally, has it been determined that Nemesis was the last TNG film? I can recall interviews with cast and crew being whimsical about Nemesis being the final TNG chapter...

Looks like something out of a classic shooter game like Raystorm, Thunderforce or something... And knowing is half the battle. 408231[/snapback] Transformers did that as well you know, I've got them on my G1 1st season dvds 408658[/snapback] Wow. And now we ALL know!

I'd like to hear and play Guns N' Roses, of the "Appetite" vintage...

Oh, there's a Hobbit movie in the works also?

Those are pretty good figures for a bunch of stunt cars, although the rest of the F&F car lineup has been that way...

YES!!!

The Warsaw Pact? No wait, that was anti-NATO...

As always a great review from A7. So, what was the deal with that "cameo" appearance in the Tokyo scene? He's supposed to be Han's friend or something, right? I could hardly hear the dialogue as everyone in the theater erupted when that scene came up. For Mopar nuts, the car driven by "that guy" is supposed to be The Hammer, a restified Roadrunner with modernized amenities and performance technology. Oh, and Nikki Griffin is HOOOOOTTTT!!!!

Just watch MZero at the end...

Everyone in my audience noticed, as we all started to laugh when they appeared...

Lol. I don't mean to be mean but unlike Mia in the original F&F, the last two leading whores, Eva Mendes and Nathalie Kelley, were just trophies to adorn whatever alpha-male happened to be leading in points. Yeah, I was refering to HIM, as I didn't want to ruin it for anyone. I wish VD had gone along with the original idea for F&F2, which would have continued the story of part 1. That whole thing in Miami was a waste of film stock...

Was it that bad? Hm. I can't seem to remember it, so maybe it was, or at least highly unremarkable...

That is a great read. I hope they're successful with that program...