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So who's the next victim of the Curse of Superman, then?

>there was a fantastic grinch stole Christmas

Boris Karloff sings! No, really!

Tried watching Austin Powers in Goldmember on TV, but turned it off halfway through, as I found it quite embarrassingly unfunny (and I enjoyed the first AP film).

Saw a bit of one once. It seemed very much aimed at kids, unlike the Timm/Dini version.

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Oh yeah, I remember that. Never joined it though, and can't understand why anyone would. Not only do I not need more Scojo in my life, but joining his group only serves to massage the cockgoblin's already inflated ego by making him feel wanted.

>AWS is still the benchmark

Sorry, I'm shit at acronyms. What's an AWS?

Wonder if Tennant will grow to hate him as much as Tom Baker did.

"I'd like to see Shaun Thomas and Alan Grant set loose on one."

Alan was asked to write a DWM script, but turned it down, as he wasn't interested in the character.

Oh, I dunno - can a film really be said to bang the drum for America when it expects us to believe that the creme de la creme of America's academic establishment is best represented by a German supermodel?

OK, new topic: films you really shouldn't like but do.  I have just started watching National Treasure on DVD (watched the first half last night, got tired and went to bed, hope to complete it tonight) and find it so jaw-droppingly, mind-bogglingly stupid that I can't help but enjoy it.  Any other films that people enjoy in spite of their better judgement?

All I got was a blank screen.

Did Bellamy say "gwapple me gwapenuts" at any point during the interview?

Would have been funnier if they'd found out after they'd done the wild thing, though.

Maybe Batman ran out of shark repellent, so the shark was able to hitch a ride on the Batcopter by clinging to his leg.