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I await James' rant about number 2.

With all due respect, that movie was as campy as any of the 80's-90's Batman movies ever were.

Wasn't one of the guys who got crushed by the pillar Harold? Or was it Kumar? Crap, now I'm thinking about this movie again.

Wait a minute. I thought America was just made up of intolerant bigots. That's what the news keeps telling me, anyway. Now I'm so confused... Shows you can't beleive everything you hear.

My bet is any deal Toei makes will be contingent on the entire series being licensed. Which, of course, includes StarS, which they've been pretty reluctant to touch Stateside. So. I think you mean SailorStars. 20th anny aint for a couple of years (manga and anime began in 1992). Serena/Usagi's birthday is June 30th. I think it's random cause for celebration. So that would make Usagi what, 32 in real time?

Suddenly Infinite Crisis seems a lot less complicated by comparison.

I have to agree. Then again, I joined the Mac bandwagon about three years ago.

That's pretty good.

The truth is, the track record on superhero movies is spotty at best. Even the good ones, like the Richard Donner Superman films, had flaws. For a few years, it seemed like filmmakers had finally gotten it right with the first two X-Men and Spiderman films. Then the third films in these series came out, and Superman Returns was made. Sad to say, I'll almost be happy if it just doesn't suck.

As long as it doesn't have Superman as a whiny emo stalker, it has promise.

Warm wishes for the day of your birth.

Wasn't he on Third Rock From the Sun for a few years?

Realizing that your plane doesn't take off for another four hours isn't too swell either.

Would those count as Haloween candy?

I'm wearing mine right now, thank you, but fair enough. That still doesn't make me any more optomistic about it. After all, Smallville is a televised reboot, and I hate what they've done with that.

If they chose one of those three listed for consideration, it's not just a no. It's a hell no.

Voted as well.

Exactly what I was going for, but said much more eloquently. I thought if was very Batman-like for Robin to let Beast Boy continue to take the lead against Mallah and the Brain.

I'd have to think so. I hate unexposed content plot devices though. That, combined with the utterly superfluous Red X, compound the ending to this episode.

That's a good point. I've heard that, and it was interesting to hear his opinion of the episodes so long before World's Finest began. I have my own thoughts about the last episode of Teen Titans, but I'll let that wait until the next episode posts.

I don't think I can. Wow.

So death is Abby from NCIS? I like her better already.

The lesson here: never clone the Punisher. He will murder every single character in the Marvel universe. All of them.

Haha, you have no idea how hard it was to not make some offhand remark about how goofy it sounded for me to say, "so he can gain the power of the aurora borealis." Although, to be fair, green, blue, and purple gives him half the awesome power of... The Rainbow Raider! You just can't take it seriously. "We're under attack...by rainbows."