sirdiddymus

I thought Joe Johnson did a splendid job on the first film. I sincerely hope they bring him back for the sequel.

That fourth picture... what is the girl doing to Van Damme?

In Norse myth, Heimdall fathered a dark-skinned son named Thrall. Look it up.

Three reasons why this story is fake:
1. The GB3 script was sent to Murray by Ivan Reitman, not Aykroyd and Ramis. If he was going to return it, it would be to Reitman -- who he has a lot of respect for.
2. Murray's friendship for Aykroyd goes beyond Ghostbusters. He would never do anything this blatant to such a close friend. Murray may be unpredictable, but not hurtful.
3. This story, if you do your research, was first reported by the National Enquirer.

And they poked Snooki in the eye! I wish I could do that.

Sorry just had to ask... Did you guys ever watch the classic Stooges stuff growing-up? The Farrellys captured the humor perfectly.

lol. Here's what he will look like: http://bit.ly/hYojHW

Hope The Dark Knight Rises moves back to Chicago.

For the haters... How many villains did Dark Knight have?

The answer is four. Scarecrow in the first part of the movie. Two-Face in the latter part. Joker and Maroni riddled all throughout.

You can argue that the Maroni isn't a villain. I disagree. He is an antagonist, and historically, one of Batman's comic book rouges. He is clearly a villain, who does villainous things.

It doesn't matter how many villains a movie has, but rather how well a screenplay can balances and blend characters and subplots.

I can think of tons of great movies with lots of villains. Return of the Jedi: Vader, Emperor, Jabba the Hut. Ghostbusters: Gozer, Walter Peck, Slimer. Raiders of the Lost Ark: Belloq, Toht, Satipo,

A lot of negative comments here from people who will probably end up watching the movie anyways.

Just keep an open mind and give yourself some imagination. It's a actually a pretty interesting concept... sort of like Kingdom Keepers meets Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

waitaminute.... is this a remake of The Dinner Game???

hahaha. This is too funny. Didn't Malkovich turn down the role of Green Goblin in the first movie. Here's the official quote he gave to web sites back then:

"It was everything; way too much time, not enough money, not enough of anything. I mean, if I'd have loved it obviously I would have done it, but those sort of films aren't art films, they're business propositions."

How about a "pre-make" instead:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUPDuQq9GsM