darcymcgee commented on Maximum Spoilers For Indiana Jones And Hancock, at 7:58 AM on May 9 @screaminscott: Bite your tongue, Scooter, bite your tongue. That movie is stunning. You're entitle to your opinion of course. more »

darcymcgee commented on Worst Lobster Attack Sequence Ever, at 5:50 AM on May 9 Sadly, I've never seen Leonard Part 6. more »

darcymcgee commented on Canada To Save Humans From Extinction, at 5:45 AM on May 9 @bigswingdaddy: I don't want them to get a medicare card until they're productive, contributing members of society...you gotta start paying your taxes first. more »

darcymcgee commented on "Scary Movie" Crew Will Destroy Our Genre, at 9:59 AM on May 8 Space Balls. more »

darcymcgee commented on What Would Make Speed Racer Better Than The Matrix?, at 9:50 PM on May 7 @extracrispy: From the first movie: ----- Tank : The leader of every ship is given codes to Zion's mainframe computer. more »

darcymcgee commented on The One Battlestar Plot Twist You Never Expected, at 9:37 PM on May 7 @Charlie Jane Anders: I suppose that's a good point, but yeah...it does seem that some sort of Baltar Revelation is due. more »

darcymcgee commented on What Would Make Speed Racer Better Than The Matrix?, at 3:16 PM on May 7 @Epaminondas: 3's Zion plot was horrible. more »

darcymcgee commented on Manga Boy Rides On Cloverfield Monster's Head, at 2:59 PM on May 7 I would build myself an enormous suit of gold with laser weapons in the fingers, just in case my own awesomness wasn't quite enough. more »

darcymcgee commented on What Would Make Speed Racer Better Than The Matrix?, at 2:55 PM on May 7 @Garrison Dean, King Awesome: Ah yes. more »

darcymcgee commented on What Would Make Speed Racer Better Than The Matrix?, at 2:54 PM on May 7 It does not have Carrie Anne Moss in leather, ergo it is not better than The Matrix. It does not have Carrie Anne Moss in a wicked highway chase scene with a Ducati, ergo it is not better than The Matrix Reloaded. There's a better than average chance that it's better than The Matrix Revolutions. more »

darcymcgee commented on X-Men Get A Warning From A Ruined Future, at 12:59 PM on May 7 Wolverine's been a cliche for some time, and certainly in all of the "popular" portrayals of him. Miller's four issue miniseries turned Woverine into a complex and noble character. The X-Men movies, and so many other portrayals, turned him into not much more than a rage machine. more »

darcymcgee commented on The One Battlestar Plot Twist You Never Expected, at 7:04 AM on May 7 I'm not sure which BSG plot twist we weren't expecting. Every since about mid-last season I've been expecting a conclusion in which Cylons and Humans cooperate, in order to provide a demonstration of how similar they are. more »

darcymcgee commented on Cylons Just As Frakked As Ever, Says Producer, at 6:55 AM on May 7 > Also, Baltar? more »

darcymcgee commented on The One Battlestar Plot Twist You Never Expected, at 6:53 AM on May 7 I've edited this sentence into something that would make for more compelling viewing: > Here are some pics from the Smallville > series finale more »

darcymcgee commented on Meteorite vs. Dinosaur Poop -- Who Wins?, at 10:15 PM on May 6 The dinosaur poop market was quite a bit different until all these 12 year old dot com millionaires started trading it like it was cotton candy. Why, I remember when you couldn't BUY dinosaur poop no matter HOW hard you tried. more »

darcymcgee commented on Sci Fi Channel Buys The Next Generation, Sells Out, at 10:11 PM on May 6 @Lorne: They're all funded by Telefilm Canada, and the premiere screenings are hosted by Elwy Yost. more »

darcymcgee commented on Sci Fi Channel Buys The Next Generation, Sells Out, at 8:17 AM on May 6 @Plague: Wait for the coming wave of science fiction reality television. First up: an aging, b-list rock star tries to choose the perfect woman...in space. Call it Rock the Sattellite of Love. Blurg. more »

darcymcgee commented on Sci Fi Channel Buys The Next Generation, Sells Out, at 8:10 AM on May 6 @ManchuCandidate: Space sucks way more than Sci-Fi, particularly since the take over of CHUM. more »