Brad Hodson

There are a few pretty darn good designs here. I'd say #36 is my absolute favorite, and 109 is also an honorable mention. There were a few others that were great too, but I'd like to see those two get it.

@piez

I thought the same thing. Wonder who got it wrong...

@lessthankris

Poor guy... another who probably can't play this thing standing up...

any comment will do?

I really hope they pin it right. I got all the faith in the world in Ramis and Murray, but Aykroyd is one of those lost heroes nowadays (like Eddie Murphy). Lest we forget Blues Brothers 2000...

But I could definitely see Michael Cera in this. He would be a great addition, playing a bit off of what Rick Moranis did.

Actually, yes. Very well said, Gina.

I concur (if the spelling is wrong, blame it on me being in a foreign country for the last year and a half, speaking nothing but the local language).

Seriously, I say the first Transformers movie was the greatest and most cunning trick to mankind since the Adam and Eve. The script was ridiculously laughable, the actors were exceptionally poor, and the amount of screen time for the Transformers vs. Shia Lebouf getting pantsed were tremendously unsatisfying.

This one will be a great sequel, because it will fail just the same and gain just the same heap of money.

Just as Nolan said himself, where there is a great story, I'll be there. You can't put a number on it, it's all whether there is something to be made, rather than try to squeeze the last drops from a sponge far gone.

I trust Nolan's judgment, but he and Bale have to be involved.

What Jon said, bad photoshopping job. Look, the frost overlaps the controller on the right side, and it cut off Marty's brother's hair!

Erik, to embed the video, go to the artist on artist page, click "Add this interview to my profile", and find the embed code under the video on that page. You can delete the href's after to just keep the one line of embed code.

Find it in use on my blog: http://www.crankleft.com/2007/10/owen-wilson-speaks-with-wes-anderson.html