Dark One

How much higher demand? Watching the originals on an upconvert DVD player is good enough for me (and I'd venture a lot more people as well).

Of course, you'll have the same people saying that the special 100th Release Anniversary Edition on Chartreuse-Ray is just so much better than all the previous releases that one just has to have it.

Yes, it does.

There's only so much you can do with material that was recorded on actual film and is 30+ years old. Not to mention the plethora of iterations prior to Blu-Ray. Look, I like Star Wars as much as the next geek (have an original Millenium Falcon + an original AT-AT sitting in my geek den along with a AT-ST that I had as a kid), but there comes a point when it's time to say Enough is Enough.

Or a clumsy vampire.

While playing the theme song from Beverly Hills Cop II.

Doesn't mean it isn't offputting. She looks better as a redhead. Plus, I didn't really watch the last few seasons of That 70's Show. Nor have I seen a whole lot of her recently vs the amount of time I've seen her as a redhead.

Ryan and Espizito definitely need to get nominations for Best Supporting Actors.

Ya, it was only after she started talking to Beckett that I could tell it was her. The voice on the audition tape didn't really seem like her and the blondeness was too odd. But ya, that seemed like it was a fun role. Beckett doesn't take too well to having her foibles exposed.

And Espizito failed in the Bro code.

When I was a kid, there was only about 3 kids running around my grandparent's place. Now, if everyone shows up, there's at least 50 people there. And that's not even counting great grandkids.

It doesn't really matter what I do, since it's a closed house and they insist on bringing runny-nosed and hacking children around. I could go in a giant plastic hamster ball w/filtered air and no contact and STILL end up sick as hell about 1-2 days after the event, simply because it seems like they spend time rolling around in the deepest parts of the Congo beforehand and bring back mutant cold germs.

I'll get to it when I get to it! Grr...

Also, finished watching the first two parts of Kenichi TMD and have formed a better description of it. Imagine the wimpiest and most cowardly guy you know. Now, throw him into a dojo with, basically, the six best martial arts masters on the planet. You have Sakaki the karate master who likes a cold beer, Kensei Ma the lecherous kung fu master, Shigure the sedate and voluptuous kunoichi/weapons master/carrier of a mouse named Tochemaru, Akisame the learned judo/jujitsu/aikido master, Apachai the enormous and simple/good natured muay thai master, and the Elder whose name and specialty escapes me ATM. Naturally, it's a rather well-endowed and oblivious classmate that gets him involved with these people, as the Elder is her grandfather, and she's no slouch at the butt-kickery either plus she ends up saving Kenichi a time or two.

Now, what would happen if said wimp manages to beat a big, bad karate practioner in one of the high school clubs? And continues to get lucky in his fights? So much so that he attracts the attention of the local delinquent club.

Oh, and the show has one of the slimiest and most repugnant characters I've ever seen. Nijihara the information broker/collector.

Well, technically they aren't the same matter. A lifetime's worth of growth, change, and cellular death will see to that. They didn't even think the same. You could possibly call them two completely different people/objects. Just look at your own self through your life. Are you the same matter that you were when you were six? When you were -.5? When you were 20?

Fixed for even betterness.

Transformers Prime?

Though it is only the Decepticons' spaceship...