Ha. I honestly didn't mind it. I have seen much worse. I didn't find it offensive, anyway, let's put it that way. Dull, sure, but not offensive.

I have yet to see Battleship, I'm pretty sure that'll be worse than John Carter. I'm trying not to prejudge it....which I have already failed at.

I may go when I get paid next Thursday, it may be a bit quieter then. I didn't see the other two Nolan Batman films at the cinema so I won't bother me if I don't see this one on the big screen either. If I am going it is because it is the last one.....

I wasn't a huge fan of Finding Nemo, it and Cars are the only Pixar films I have only watched once.

Yeah, I was thinking that too

The Asylum are accepting pitches.....for African American and Latino movies- http://theasylum.cc/production.php#jobs

Oh, and for Martial Arts movies....

Yup, he was a dancer in The Great Muppet Caper and two of the Fireys in Labyrinth too.

I can't embed these so I will link to them. All the panels from the Nerdmachine at Comic-Con 2012 so far. There is Joss Whedon, Stan Lee, Nathan Fillion, Chuck, Grimm, Doctor Who, Guillermo Del Toro, Robot Chicken, Expendables 2 and a very honest chat with Damon Lindelof and Seth Grahame-Smith. Hosted by Zac Levi from Chuck, this event was for charity and none of the celebs got paid- http://www.break.com/nerdmachine-2012-livestream/ (scroll down for the archived streams).

Poster and trailer for found footage Dinosaur movie: The Dinosaur Project-

That poster is very clever. The trailer, not so much.....

I second The Long Kiss Goodnight but I've been trying to get them to do a Shane Back scripted film in a while, to no avail. So far

Not really sure who this will appeal to (Trey may appreciate it) but this is location footage of Laurel and Hardy, between shooting scenes from the movie "Should Married Men Go Home." It was recorded March 1928 and it's like a silent dvd extra 70 years before dvds

It can vary.  At my local Doctor's Surgery, we can wait up to two weeks to see a Doc about something but if it is an emergency you are seen right away. I see what ever Doctor is available at the time but  can ask for one in particular if I wanted to then I'd have to wait until they have an opening (which may not actually take that long, like I said, it varies). Plus, we have Doctors who come to your house if you can't make it to the surgery or if it is out of office hours. For free. In Scotland, our prescriptions are free too while they pay for them in England for some reason, I don't know the specifics.

I have nothing but love for the NHS, it has helped me out no end with various ailments and it has cost me nothing my entire life. Dentists, on the other hand are a different story. You can get free dental treatment if you areon benefits but if you work full time, you have to pay. That is not the same for doctors.

I liked it but I was bored for most of it due to the origin story. What saves that first hour though is the cast. Andrew Garfield is great (although he is a bit tall and.....28 years old) as are Emma Stone and President Bartlet. Also, while I liked the fact that this Spider-man quipped a fair few times, the action scenes were somewhat lacking. I don't want to get into spoilers but the last scene annoyed me a tad. It made a previous event in the film a bit pointless.......

Also, who asks a boy round for dinner with your family on the first date?