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I'm sure there's some kind of STD or fungus you could get if you did that. I wouldn't chance it.

Why is he ruining his nice gold helmet like that?

Man, I wish I was at home so I could watch Daredevil. Except my wife watches it with me, so...I wish we were both at home.

Huh, I didn't know that. I always wondered why he was in such good shape for Khan.

Creed was really good. I enjoyed it more then I thought I would. I don't think Rocky's kid would play into being a boxer seeing as how in Rocky Balboa he's a skinny guy that works in an office. You don't just start becoming a boxer all of a sudden unless you're already a big guy. I think they would just let him pass and continue on with Michael B Jordan, but who knows.

He also sounded way cooler. WELCOME TO FANTASY ISLAND...er...I mean, CETI ALPHA 5!

What the hell is March Madness? Is that a sale at Toyota?

The X-Men trailer just didn't do it for me. I'll wait till the movie comes out. Exodus was garbage. I watched it this week and was just...bleh. The 10 Commandments is way better.

And who cares about Kirk dying right? Because SUPER BLOOD!!!

Hey I'm married.

Does it also say that the song is going to be back? Cause they need to use this song when Optimus passes on the matrix to Rodimus: If this song isn't in Transformers 5, then it's just pure fail.

I hated the Klingon's in ID as well. The Klingons in the ST tv shows all had uniqueness about them. These Klingons all looked the same and wore that stupid headgear. It just looked ridiculous.

Yeah that's true. Been a while since I've watched it. I don't remember all the nuances.

They explain that in the movie. They weren't scanning for warp signatures, and it just happened to be because they were in the vicinity that they happened to pick up on the warp signature of Cochrane's ship. The technology, even for the Vulcan's, was not as advanced as it would be by their actual time, so their scanners probably didn't have the range to pick up the Borg or Enterprise until they were close enough.

They only reason they helped him rebuild it was because they wrecked it and needed to rebuild it in time for when the Vulcan's pass by. Also, the reason Ryker and LaForge joined him in the maiden voyage was that his crew mates who were supposed to fly with him got killed in the Borg attack. Also, I didn't mind them showing him that he was in it only for the money. You have to remember, they were still in a time where people used money and there probably wasn't a lot of jobs at the time. Crap was happening all over the earth, so most people didn't have a great attitude about things. I agree that the part could have been done better, but I'm fine with how he did it.

He was my first ever Transformer toy.

LOL I said the exact same thing on another site. He just looks like a young Chris Pratt. I'd take either one of the other two guys.

I think Optimus was always my favorite. Although I did like Hot Rod as well once the movie came out. Those old first gen toys that were made out of hard plastic and diecast metal were THE BEST. The crap they call transformers toys now are just sad.

Agreed, TNG and DS9 were fantastic. I find Frakes is an excellent director. Every time he directed a Star Trek episode I thoroughly enjoyed it. First Contact is one of my favorite Star Trek movies and I didn't even realize until much later that he directed it. I wish he'd do more directing of shows I like.

I think it would even be better then the first film.

Weird, I thought that was just his normal walk. Interesting what some actors do to make their characters unique.

Yup...agree with you on all points.

Uggh...Transformers. Michael Bay, please stop making movies. Be a producer if you have to, but just stop directing and ruining movies with your crappy humor.

From Comic Book Resources: Disney Narrows Young Han Solo Search To Three Finalists Tuesday, March 15th, 2016 at 11:32am PST - by Brett White The Hollywood Reporter has learned that the search for the lead in Disney’s upcoming “Han Solo” Star Wars anthology film has been narrowed down to three finalists: Alden Ehrenreich (“Hail, Caesar!”), Jack Reynor (“Transformers: Age of Extinction”) and Taron Egerton (“Kingsman: The Secret Service”). The information comes from multiple unnamed sources, who also clarify that there may still be a few more actors in contention for the role. According to THR’s report, tests — posisbly either costume tests or screen tests — were conducted in London over the weekend and these three actors have emerged from a previous pack of ten as the lead contenders for the anthology film. Besides these three leading candidates, it’s been reported that Miles Teller, Ansel Elgort and Emory Cohen also tested for the coveted role. “LEGO Movie” directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller are attached to direct the Han Solo anthology film. Back in December it was reported that around 2,500 actors auditioned for the part of Han Solo. Of these three current leads, only Jack Reynor was on the previous shortlist of contenders that surfaced in January. Written by Lawrence Kasdan and Jon Kasdan, the untitled movie opens May 25, 2018.

Spielberg directed it, but didn't want to do most of what George wanted him to do. George begged him to do it and he said yes, but George had complete control over everything and Spielberg couldn't say no. He made the mistake of saying yes to doing this, but then wouldn't walk out on the movie because he and George are really good friends. It's too bad, because apparently they had a really good script beforehand from some other guy, and George tossed it and said, no we're doing it this way instead. I think they'll get rid of Mutt in the next movie. Not sure what a 76 year old is going to do to excite us but we'll see. Even Sean Connery wasn't that old when he was playing Indie's dad.