I just did a happy.

. . .

In my pants.

When you take Iron Man out of a side by side with Hulk, Hulk really was a great movie. Iron Man of course was just awesome.

I never really cared about Thor as a character. Just never interested me one bit. I'll still see the movie though since it'll have a tie in of some kind with the Avengers.

I just hope they make Cap's movie on the same caliber as Iron Man. At this point, they really can't let any of the main Avenger's movies suck.

That was really well done.

Thanks for sharing.

I think I'm going to go watch the original now. . . . again.

The processor part was one of the only parts of the episodes that made any sense to me at all. Basically everyone's "nightmare" was an analogy based on what part of the processing they were supposed to be doing. Clyde/Arkane explained it as thus: His priority in the processing was to figure the statistical outcomes of where their ECC technology would take them. Only 3% of the outcomes didn't involve the end of civilization.

Echo's processing was actually much like the legless man; she was processing escapes from the attic, much like he was supposed to find weaknesses in the mainframe.

Now I admit they did deviate from Victor and Sierra's nightmares, or rather, they didn't bother to explain the context.

As to where did all the "processors" come from, well, easily most of who ever is behind Rossum's enemies as well as they have already proven themselves evil so I'm sure a little body snatching, once they proved it would work on the original Clyde, wouldn't be out of order.

Overall I am glad that Dollhouse is coming to an end. I honestly think Wheddon and his writers sort of painted themselves into corners and so they had to give Echo the all powerful powerfulness. ;) To me it really stands out in these last 4 - 5 episodes. It really feels like it has just gone off course and become this ridiculous plot over a plot over a conspiracy over a who the hell knows what.

Oh, and on that note, can someone please explain to me why we have had to endure episodes of this whole Dewitt charade of being turbo bitch who is actually doing her part to destroy the evil mega corporation? The last 2 minutes of the Attic were the worst for me because it just seemed so completely unnecessary.

::gets off the soap box::

Thanks for the review guys. :)

This looks . . . . dumb.

Of course, I'm also the guy who didn't like Shoot'em Up because I felt like the over the top was diminished by the unparalleled stupidity.

This appears to be Cruise's attempt at something similar.

Not at all. A good deal of the Robin Hood story actually takes place in his time fighting in the Crusades and the ordeals he faces there. I would think this would make him of a warrior's build. Lean certainly, but muscular.

/shrug

But that's all only my opinion. ;)

I am looking forward to this film despite it possibly turning into a "Maximus' First Bow and Arrow Set" movie. Why? Because the actual story of Robin Hood is not light hearted. It's dramatic, treacherous, and violent. If they can capture that energy that made Gladiator so epic, then this stands to be an awesome movie.

I'm just not yet certain where I stand with Crowe playing Robin.

That's exactly what I was thinking as I watched this trailer. Exactly.

Portman really didn't exist until that role made her a sensation.

After watching the trailer I have the exact same concern. Too many characters.

Ultimately that's what I hated about the early Batman fliks. Too many villains. Too much to tell in a 120 minutes.

I'll be the first to admit my ignorance, but all along I haven't been paying any attention at all to this movie because I thought it was based around that Air Bender ridiculousness.

So . . . what is this one based on?