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From the minute he first appeared in 'The Empty Child'. Although he doesn't really swing in 'the other direction' so much as constantly twirl in every direction. :p

Personally, it's Spider-Man, but I've always preferred the lighter, self-deprecating heroes. Too much darkness and angst becomes slightly amusing to me after a while, like people who take themselves just that little bit too seriously. From a more objective point of view, though, I can...

I just realised that sneak peek scene was given about 10 times the tension from the lack of music. Not that I don't like the music in New Who, it can be incredibly touching and inspiring, but damn, I hope they leave that scene as is. So eerie. Anyway, regarding the above spoiler:

I enjoyed it. It had it's flaws, and I was seriously expecting more from Deadpool personality-wise in that final fight, something to show that Wade Wilson was in there somewhere. Everything else was pretty adequate; it didn't feel as overstuffed as I feared, although I thought the fights were a...

Hopefully it's a development thing. The first film introducing both sides, the second developing the Autobots more, and the third the Decepticons. Hopefully, anyway!

I think the bigger question here is who AuntMan is. :p

I think the pros outweigh the cons. Just as hehey said, there are tons of shows that are fantastic, but because of work, family or other stuff I don't get in on them for the first episode. And with the serialised nature of a lot of popular shows nowadays, missing one episode means jumping on in...

I would think Black Widow would be on Iron Man's side. Considering the rumours of troubles with Samuel L Jackson and Nick Fury, Natasha might be a good go-between for Tony and Fury.

Having read the article those pictures are from, I find it interesting that Seems a bit of a pointless change to me, but whatever. It's as though they don't trust the audience to understand the relationship between the two without forcing some link between them.

Actually, I think the Superman IV guys had a better grasp of what makes Superman Superman than Richard Lester et al. Superman grappling with the whole 'you are forbidden to interfere in human history' thing is a very interesting prospect. It wasn't handled that well in the film, sure, and the...

Dark could work, as long as Superman himself isn't. A dark, run down Metropolis (although a bit too similar to Batman Begins' Gotham) could really help to show just how good Superman is. In fact, starting him from a similar place as Nolan's Batman (relations with the police and the public...

I had a similar thought, but more about the increased alien activity on modern day Earth. Caan needs to keep the Doctor close to the planet (and Donna), and so (subtly, like planting the idea in, say, the Slitheen's minds) manipulates threats to the planet. Or, y'know, the TARDIS likes the...

I always thought Gorilla Grodd was a bit boring, myself. As far as super-intelligent apes go, Ultra Humanite had far more character. Grodd often seemed like a one dimensional, more ambitious version of Humanite.

These are just what the doctor (bad pun, unintentional) ordered. I appreciate you digging up episodes that are available on DVD, James. Should help with my browsing. But are some of the titles only available in the US (I live in the UK)? I find it strange that the BBC would release Who DVDs...

Specifically, Old Who (or is that Classic Who, I'm never sure). Since I only really jumped on the Who bandwagon in the middle of series three, I've always felt that I was missing out on quite a large part of the fandom. However, deciding which stories to see is a (putting it lightly) daunting...