people who seem to doubt that he can play roles other than jokey/one-note guy should really take the time to watch Sunshine. The character he plays actually requires the ability to act, he really does pull it off. Also check him out in Push, a very underrated movie that got stuck being a set up to other movies that don't seem to be coming.

oh....oh my....this is....this is what happens when you dont have talented people behind and in front of the camera...really...just terrible... and what was with the "Pain" part when he is explaining his art...the original was freakin' hilarious....this was just....yeah.

as much as I like Dushku, I think all of the other main cast of Dollhouse can act circles around her. I wish one of them were working with Whedon on a new movie. Get Amy Acker to be in a Joss Whedon led film, now that would be awesome. Team her up with the actor who played Victor. Now that guy was amazing, dude slipped into so many roles so well, not the least of which was his awesome Topher work, he just begs for more acting gigs.

I am pretty sure if any Care Bear is going to be called the pessimist its gonna be Grumpy Bear http://bit.ly/16iT6Z

watching this trailer before avatar in Imax 3D really blew my mind. it sounds pretty generic at first, "Hubble 3D", but then the footage starts rolling, and seeing the immersive nature of the 3D in full effect, literally mind blowing. And when they just drop that astronaut on your lap, wow...just, wow.

I just watched the original stage show dvd recently, think I'll have to dig out the two movies and watch them again. I think Pee Wee deserves a comeback.

I am simultaneously horrified and intrigued...can...not...keep...looking...at...balloon...jabba...

it just keeps getting better and better, and my anticipation just grows.

I think Gina has the charisma to get the job done, and since UFC isn't down with women MMA, at least it will give Carano some much needed exposure. This has some wicked potential, let's hope it all works out awesomely.

such classic imagery, that really works well within the context of the show.