
Jarrod... This is actually the second time that Michael Caine stars in a remake of his own film. The first one was 'Get Carter' (2000) starring Sylvester Stallone in the title role as Jack Carter, originally portrayed by Mr. Caine in 1971.
Did he write a bad piece about Steve Irwin?
If this is the "Last Season", it only makes sense that Michael McKean, who by the way also happens to be married to Annette O'Toole, should return as Perry White to take over the Daily Planet. Secondly, if the network and the producers give Smallville the green light for an 8th Season, I hope that it moves to Metropolis and Welling starts to put on the Big Red Cape!
Anyone notice that Queen's Flash theme was playing during the teaser for Sci-Fi's Flash Gordon?
According to an article on DarkHorizons.com, AICN reported that the entire movie will be shot using home video camaras from random view points to give the film a gritty and realistic view, and also the monster is called 'The Parasite'.
On the other hand, K-Ville would be a good title for a sitcom starring K-FED! (Just kidding.Please don't take it seriously!)
Hey Jarrod, I liked Vice,and I wouldn't mind a sequel, but I personally would like to see a little more of the look and feel of the original Miami Vice tv show injected into the film.
Will Kevin at anytime wear a black t-shirt with a large white skull on it?
The only thing that I liked about Superman Returns were the visual effects. There wasn't enough acting or characterization to hold up the movie. Brandon Routh was bland from beginning to end. He had almost nothing much to say, and seems to be in the movie just to wear the costume and his passing resemblence to the late Christopher Reeves. Any episode of Superman-The Animated Series or Justice League is a helluva lot better than Superman Returns in terms of character and plot.

If anyone is interested in seeing a historical film about the real Vlad Dracul I reccomend, Dark Prince:The True Story of Dracula(2000) directed by Joe Chappelle, starring Rudolph Martin.It originally aired on USA Network and is available on DVD. Here's a bit of Trivia:after the release of Dark Prince, Rudolph Martin would reprise his role, but as the "vampire" Dracula on an episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.