BafflingBeerMan

Eh, it's Michael Caine saying it, not Nolan. His interpretation is as valid as any one of ours.

And there is nothing to say that Cobb wasn't dreaming his meeting with Caine (and in fact, the whole "real" world) along the lines Mal was suggesting when she killed herself.

I hope he gets to sing the new Spider-Man theme song: "He's a Web-Hole"

Wolverine...In Bed.

Or does that only work for fortune cookies?

I love Umbrella. I love lamp...

Though the ridiculous staging of that number was, well, ridiculous.

Here Pixar, take my money now.

I do love mash-ups. So I am weird that way.

I did love how Glee made fun of itself re: Journey.

Also, around time the Chicago song came on, I was like "Is Gywneth going to be in every number? Way to cater!" But then again, I did love the mash-up at the end.

Who is Hal's nerdy friend with glasses supposed to be?

I am sure Hammond is the baddie in this film, but with Parallax manipulating him. You have P be the outer space threat and Double H as the Earth-born threat.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, I get it!

Some of the graphics, like Abin Sur, give me Wolverine shivers. Almost Roger Rabbity. But I will be seeing this!

So far, the verdict is...

EPIC WIN!

I too was just recently thinking that Sunshine needs to come back. She is coming back right? I mean, I read all the hooplah surrounding her character...

I a mtoo lazy to look up or recall the Firefly reference from Castle last night, though this isn't the first time I heard it.

Care to enlighten the unenlightened?

This will either be an epic failure or an epic win.

And Holly Holiday? Glee sure does love to come up with funny names for their guest stars (Brian Ryan springs to mind. Or was it Ryan Brian?)

Book smarts.

In that, the spider now knew which books to avoid getting smushed with.

I'll wait for Wolverine Episode 1: The Adamantium Menace

With a young James Hewlett, of course.

Wolverine 2: The Wolverining

I was holding out for Wolverine 2: Electric Boogaloo

As far as Shane lying about Rick being dead, maybe he truly thought Rick was dead. He surely would have heard of the ruckus at the hospital, even Laurie knew that medevacing was taken off the table. Shane probably assumed that Rick was dead or as good as dead. Heck, even Rick said that was the right decision.

There is also the chance that Shane was doing the noble thing, in his mind. Maybe wasn't sure that Rick was 100% dead, but he couldn't risk his life to make sure and he sure as hell couldn't tell Laurie and Carl that there might be a chance and risk them staying behind or risking their own lives to try and save Rick.

Until we know more, I don't think we can say that Shane maliciously lied about Rick or even quickly pushed Rick's status under the bus to get with Laurie.

I do wish they'd turn down the character cliches down a bit.

My thought on the survivor group?

"How many ******** do we have on this ship?"