booo!  I don't like these rules!  I already posted my three in the other thread.  What do you want us to do Pav? LIE?!

If I really have to follows those stupid rules, I would have to say:

1. Empire Strikes Back (1982)
2. Back to the Future (1985)
3. Karate Kid (1984)

+1 for 12 Angry Men.  Actually you could do a double feature and the original film and the remake from the 90's...

whatever that actor's name is, He'd have been a good Perry White.  Just play the character as a Ironic newsman who's seen it all and nothing impresses him.

if by the feed you mean the itunes feed, then in addition to what's missing,the following episodes are troublesome to download as of today (6/27/13):

1. Empire Strikes back
2. Terminator Salvation
3. Moon
4. Silence of the Lambs
5. The Blob
6. Monsters
7. Chinatown
8. 2012
9. 2010:Moby Dick
10. The Karate Kid
11. Iron Man
12. Return of the Jedi
13. Spider-Man 2
14. Legion
15. A.I.
16. Twilight
17. Pulp Fiction
18. Mulholland Drive
19. Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
20. The Frighteners
21. Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
22. Children of Men
23. Pirates of the Caribbean
24. Strange Days
25. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
26. Iron Man 2

Spiderman 3 is missing too.  So far Terminstor 3, Full Metal Jacket, and Spiderman 3 are missing.  Any others missing?

Jake seems to be hanging a lot of his fix on just that one line about how they will reject you and disown you, but in time they will follow you into the sun" or whatever the whole line actually is.  It's an interesting take on Supes, but part of what makes Supes a hero is that he does the right thing regardless of how he is treated.  If you were to lean more on that aspect of his character, I think it would resonate that much more. 

Get away from the Jesus analogy and make it about more of a true hero.  That's what I'd like to see.  Kinda like a character study into the true measure of a man.

it doesn't make good business to go with just a break-even mentality.  Movies are a product and all products need to make the business a profit.  If I put in a million dollars, and I only get that same million back, what's the point of doing business?

i have to agree with Teague here.  Alot of reacent movies don' t have great characters that you can describe w/o talking about what happened to them.  This movie somewhat notwithstanding.  You can say however that many of the characters in this don't change much.

The Pa Kent death scene was done really well.  We finally see superman's reaction to something instead of just having a blank face or grimacing.

other than the lord of the rings posters that have been mentioned and much of drew struzan's work, this is one of the posters that stands out to me:

It tells you pretty much what the movie is about. "The humans don't want the aliens here anymore." was what came to mind from that poster.  And that's one of the ideas in the movie.

As an artist, I'm curious as to what you believe is good poster design.  While it's true that many posters are too busy and I agree with Michael that many lack good flow, I've never heard of any "rules of design" when it comes to poster design.

I pretty stoked for it.  I'll probably get tickets for the Thursday showing at midnight.    This is one of the last movies on my summer movie list.  I will also be seeing Wolverine.  I might see Pacific Rim.

Saw it today.  I enjoyed it.  Sure it has a great deal of story that doesn't make a whole lot of sense, but it was fun.  I'd say more fun than Iron Man 3 was.  I'll be seeing this one again.

Just thought this warrented being said.  I'm digging the news forum... header...?  I think that's what it's called.  The thing that says "Recording This Week:".  This is a really good idea!  Keep it up Teague and company.