slikmar

Needs the "Danger! Danger, Will Robinson!" robot in the background also.
 
And one of the babes in the short Space 1999 uniforms and silver hair, arguing with Cat from Red Dwarf.

"I need the 'B' volume of the encyclopedia to research my paper."

Saturday morning cartoons.

We had a Pinto.
 
Station wagon.
 
And it was plum-colored.
 
That I wrecked 2 weeks after I got my license.
 
True story.

"Let off the clutch as you give it some gas."

I actually feel that Evans and Chiklis pulled this off pretty well. But then, Chiklis was a fan of the Thing before the movie and wanted to play him and Evans seems to be very good at embracing whatever characters he plays. I know that move gets panned a lot, but really, its not for the portrayals of the 4, but for Doom since they cannot seem to get him right. I actually liked the 4.

In a nutshell:
 
 

Comic books are essentially storyboards and its deeply annoying to me that nobody seems to grok this and just use them for shows and movies.  Its all right there, the dialog, the characters, the story, the scenes.  For God's sake why not take advantage of that???

Yeah, and I think all three were included in the final product we saw in theaters.

Yeah, and I think all three were included in the final product we saw in theaters.

Yeah, and I think all three were included in the final product we saw in theaters.

Yeah, and I think all three were included in the final product we saw in theaters.

Yeah, and I think all three were included in the final product we saw in theaters.

I think it has been pretty well documented that the suicide of Zach's daughter had little-to-nothing to do with his departure from the project. That was merely the cover story given to the public.

That's just crazy talk.
I always felt he was saddled(?) with playing Christopher Reeves playing Clark/Superman. Reeves was great as both Clark and Superman, but that movie was a direct sequel to the Reeves ones.
 
I really felt you that both mains really identified with the characters. I thought Teri made a great Lois and Dean had Clark and Superman down. And I loved the fact his parents were alive and featured at times. The story only really went off the rails when they were setup to be married in a cross with both the comics AND daily newspaper comics that got delayed due to the comics being printed getting behind, so the had to do the clone story.
 

Operator, I need you to connect me too...

Operator, I need you to connect me too...

"You'll need an E-ticket for that ride."

I thought it looked fine. The 1998 version from the one with Matthew Broderick in it, that was a true stinker.