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That's probably why so few movies that cost $125m are released with an R rating. I meant $225m as the ceiling if it had great word-of-mouth (as some of us thought it would based on how good we thought it would be). I thought $180m was pretty reasonable though for it to be a hit. All in all, I...

Wow, that outline for a sequel is bad.

I see Hans Zimmer doing the score is now official. I'm mixed on it, but it's a lot better than if Tyler Bates had gotten the job. I'd be more excited about Zimmer if I thought he'd go more Lion King and less Dark Knight.

I agree that David's true allegiances are one of the vague things that the sequel needs to answer. I took his comment about "doesn't every child want to kill its parents" and his efforts to create the alien (you know, the thing that the Engineers were supposedly creating to annihilate the...

I agree that David's true allegiances are one of the vague things that the sequel needs to answer. I took his comment about "doesn't every child want to kill its parents" and his efforts to create the alien (you know, the thing that the Engineers were supposedly creating to annihilate the...

Without knowing the marketing budget, I'd guess that $300m is the target to get a sequel.

I've had my doubts over the years that the people working on Superman movies for the last decade have watched a single episode of the animated series. It just seems so obvious as a point of reference for how to integrate the diverse elements in a semi-modern way. As for the lack of trunks on...

I get both sides of saying that it is or isn't a prequel, but it feels a bit odd whenever I see people ranking it among the other 4 Alien movies, just because I can't imagine making direct comparisons between Prometheus and Alien Resurrection. If I'm being honest, my reaction to Prometheus is...

For anyone that's seen the movie, the thought of this movie having a beverage tie-in is pretty funny.

I knew I was going to be seeing the movie at least twice before it came out (seeing it with different people). I didn't know what I really thought the first time, but I then thought about it more than I've probably thought about any movie I've seen in the past decade, so I definitely think it's...

I love the movie, but my favorite bits are both from the voice of the building. I love the way he says "hey mister, welcome to the men's room" and the fire alarm announcement.