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@DannyBoy443 Well, I can see why you'd say that, but I'm pointing to the fact that the final line about "that guy doing Potsie" is crucial and an example of the whole movie because it's a non-sequitor. If the whole scene is a joke, that line is the punchline, and yet it subverts how the joke has ...

@GlamArtist331 It's not Mary Jane. She's Gwen Stacy, Peter Parker's first love and first girlfriend. She's a character in Ramai's third (played by Bryce Dallas Howard) but her importance in his life is underplayed because Mary Jane is the main cinematic love interest - which, frankly, isn't a ter...

@CavemanAmadeus I can't link the BUTT interview, but it's easy to find: go to buttmagazineDOTcom - then in the top black bar where it says Magazine, hover your mouse and a drop menu appears; click 'Interviews,' and it brings up an alphabetical list; scroll down to the 'O' where it says 'Owen Pall...

I think "S/C/A/R/E/C/R/O/W" would make a much better next single. It's more radio-friendly than "Bulletproof Heart" in that it has a fun and simple hook for airwaves. It would also make more sense that "chapter three," or the follow-up to the first two videos, has something to do with this corpor...

@MyNameIsBestest Furthermore, it's complicated by the fact that most of the Glee covers are of songs that already identify as pop (which may be why, unsurprisingly, these are actually good covers); songs like "Teenage Dream," "Hey Soul Sister," or "And I Am Telling You" were already pop-friendly ...

Are you guys from Utah by any chance? The bit at the end looks like it takes place in a well known Space Center in Pleasant Grove.

@KupKakeTen Well, I stand corrected, I guess. Maybe he's unfamiliar with the recent Swedish film "Let The Right One In." I hate those things about "Twlight" myself but I've never read the book, and I don't know if he has, so I wouldn't put it as strongly as he does. For me, it's more about the ph...

@thatmattkid15 Agreed. And, I think Morrison is more holistic as a Batman writer than most - he's studied and loves both the Frank Miller Batman and the Adam West Batman, the 30s and 40s adventures and the Japanese Manga interpretations, and he's attempted to reconcile all these various versions ...