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Re: AFI\'s 100 movie quotes Which Dirty Harry had him fighting other cops? The one that had both the "stupid chief" hating Dirty Harry and the "it's the best system we've got" angle. In a similar vein to Dirty Harry this site has some ammusing reviews of 80's action flicks and their...

Re: Batman Begins The guy behind the first two X-Men movies bolted to do Superman. The script was apparently written in six days after he left to keep on schedule. When the next director quit they quickly hired the Rush Hour guy without giving him any time to make changes. The studio seems so...

Re: \'Revenge of the Sith\' reviews (Spoilers) I assumed that the lightning would screw up his life support. I'm sure he was weaker than he would have been. I also wonder if Palps didn't give Vader the best available parts so he would be easier to control.

Re: AFI\'s 100 movie quotes How could anyone ignore: "Gunga, gunga galunga, gunga gungala gulunga. Which means on my deathbed I will acheive total consciousness. So I got that going for me." Obviously I'm doing it from memory and most likely got it wrong.

Re: Batman Begins Really liked it. The only problem I had was some of the action was too blurred. This one was really about the Batman/Wayne character not the villains. Spoiler. Since the major villains were part of the same group it didn't seem overloaded.

That's the trouble with infallible characters, it sucks the drama out of stories. I know this isn't popular but that's a major problem with modern religions. You need interesting and compelling stories to attract followers but you have to include contradictions if you want an infallible deity.

I guess the basin isn't Dumbledor's pensive as previously thought. Probably a new location.

Re: \'Revenge of the Sith\' reviews (Spoilers) He never really listens to what she says, what her beliefs are. Like many of us he just smiles and nods or changes the subject so as to not upset her and ruin his chance of nooky. Probably explains why he couldn't understand her problem with kiddy...

The Bruckheimer song was funny, for the first minute. It wasn't the politics just every joke was repeated until you forgot why you found it funny in the first place.

I was surprised at how quickly these got were caught. I had actually avoided rereading the books too far out but lost out in a rushed search for something to read yesterday. If only "Uncle Vanya" had been ten pages loner I would have been set.

Re: \'Revenge of the Sith\' reviews (Spoilers) Because that movie needed some sense of accomplishment to be self contained. How would Maul have lived and still been an effective character? There was no one there strong enough to make him run away, or any other reason for him to do so. I saw...

Frankly I was dissapointed with the movie. All the jokes were beaten into the ground. I get it, celeberties are full of themselves, that's why I mostly ignore them. They really aren't signifigant but it seemed like stupid actors are, to Mat and Trey, the biggest outrage of all. After awhile that...

Re: \'Revenge of the Sith\' reviews (Spoilers) I definately got the feeling that Plaugeous was Palpatine's master, created Annakin, and didn't teach Palp all his tricks. The smirk Palpatine wore when recounting how Plaugeous' apprentice got the better of him really seemed joy at getting one...

Re: \'Time\'s\' 100 greatest movies of all time Has anyone here seen both Kieslowski's Decalogue and the three colors trilogy? I've seen the trilogy and while I liked them I did feel a bit closure that I'd seen the best Kieslowski had to offer given the three colors were his last movies. I have...

Never discount the mormon creepiness. One thing that bothered me during his run was his mortification that one of Trebek's jokes might lead people to think he actually drank alcohol. Gasp. He did make it difficult to hate him at times and is certainly more likeable now that his run is in the past.

Re: \'Revenge of the Sith\' reviews (Spoilers) I didn't think the size looked odd but I was unsurprised that they seemed a bit cleaner than human babies right after they pop out.

Londo's hair intially turned me off. I didn't pick it up again until ItB caught my eye. Firefly was much in the same vein. The first episode I saw had covered wagons. A freaking space faring race using god damn covered wagons. Keeping my B5 mistake in mind I gave the show another try and was...

I was certainly pleased.

Re: Should I watch Revenge of the Sith? - NO SPOIL See it. I would be hard pressed to think of someone who wouldn't be more entertained than bored. It's fun, a popcorn flick, and something of a cultural event.

Don't have any problem with selling this stuff. They would need to make new props anyway so doesn't mean anything one way or another as for new B5. If there's one guy in the world who doesn't need extra stuff to feel sentimental or have a connection with B5 I think it would be JMS.