Scott K

Storytelling? I haven't seen the Immortals but his first two make it pretty clear to me he should be a cinematographer/production designer collaborating with directors who are able to tell a story.

The dance looks like it refers to Weekend at Bernie's 2, in which he actually is reanimated and walks around in a similar fashion.

Rubicon for sure. Can't really think of another I ever really enjoyed.

I'll see it eventually. At this point it doesn't really effect whether I'll see a movie he's in or not in the future.

I will be interesting to see how he acts on Letterman tonight.

Frak was one of the worst parts of Battlestar. Here we are in the middle of a great dramatic science fiction scene and somebody says the goofy sounding "frak", completely taking me out of the scene every time. Same goes for "goram" (or however it's spelled) on Firefly.

Maybe if AA worked whatsoever it wouldn't be as big of a problem.

Punisher would be great for the lower budget stuff they said they wanted to do. Give him a premium channel series or R rated movie where he can exist under the radar of the shared universe guys.

Sunshine - Captain America, Scarecrow, Sinestro,

Ah get over yourself, Alan.

Most of the comic book movies that come out have nothing to do with what is currently going on in the books. If anyone made storyboards it was Stan Lee in the 60's.

Saw this last night in NYC and met the Winnebago Man himself. Very interesting and entertaining. Very cool guy whether he's swearing up a storm or not.