io9. We come from the future.

@Athena's Paladin: I have to agree. Tim: Your articles make you sound like a really insufferable person.

Oh no! Dogora!

The clock is a target favorite, I've had one on my wall for years:

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Estimate $10 for a pile of SW micro machines (or pay a bit more for the special pewter editions) on ebay, some glue, and voila! Saved &63 bucks.

...Seth L, just mad he didn't go through with this years ago.

Heartbreaking, but I can't figure out how that happened?!

@crashedpc:

Yup, Io9 just won me back with the "Yes we are blogging about cute things bitches!" tag.

Way to go Annalee!

My new Mobile Zombie Defense Headquarters.

Fantastic! I still have my Galaxy sets from my younger days.

Growing up in the period between films was cool time to be a Star Wars geek, Star Wars was powered by imagination then!

What, no Lycanthropy tag?

But why does Emerich always have to destroy the world with bordom?

@icy_one:

Boosh! I agree.

Joe Johnston with a good scrip = October Sky, Rocketeer, Honey I Shrunk the Kids.

Joe Johnston with a bad script = Hidalgo, Jumanji.

Joe Johnston with a rushed schedule, bad script, and no actual ending to film = Jurrasic Park III

@OletheaEurystheus:

And Rebuild makes four? Also, the main characters must be head-poppingly annoying.

Very very bad idea. I'm still behined a live action GitS, it's already been adapted into several formats, but here is something that's looked as a cornerstone of the genre, and I can't see how it could be improved upon, or even any good as live action.

Aww, thanks for posting this, I thought I'd never see this lost little bit of Kaiju!

Audry was #145 on the list of "Things that scarred the hell out of me as a kid."

And nerd note: Femi Taylor, Return of the Jedi's Oola, was one of the chorus girls in the musical.

I want DuoCons now.

Look, remember how everyone (myself included) thought the first Transformers would be two hours of electrodes to the genitals? Then it wasn't half bad? I'm reserving judgement here too.

Lurv this game. Z-Games in Van, WA is playing every Friday night. So much character in the play. Thanks for the article Ed!

@PVIII:
Indeed!

@Ed Grabianowski:

Omega Virus!

@mradequate:
Don't make me go upside your head!

Buffering... Buffering... Buffering...

Still, love the Aquabats. Chemical Bomb seems especially apropriate in these depressing times.