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Don't was my favorite Grindhouse trailer, by far. I really can't wait to see what he's got for us next, whether it be another movie co-written with Simon Pegg and co-starring Pegg and Nick Frost, or two other projects he's linked to, Ant-Man and Them. Or something else entirely.

I would love, absolutely love to hear Raimi's thoughts on this.

Loved the second episode even more. Keep 'em coming!

Right off the bat, I will tell you that Hot Fuzz is the most I have laughed in a movie theater in more than five years. It's that funny. Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg are truly excellent screenwriters. What they've managed to do is acknowledge the overused clichés in wham-bam-thank-you-ma'am...

It's gonna be hard to top Sandman, Harry, and Venom all in one movie... maybe Venom will be Spidey's big nemesis in the fourth film as opposed to one of three. Of course, this is all assuming that Raimi, Maguire, and Dunst return. I don't know how excited I would be if that dynamic was broken...

I haven't seen the special, but thanks to Sylinde I can hear Just One Person from The Muppets Celebrate Jim Henson, especially the introduction.

Okay, I'm officially excited for this. Looks like it's gonna be a whole lot of fun!

It's official now - Sony plans to do fourth, fifth, and sixth Spider-Man installments. No word yet on whether or not Sam Raimi, Tobey Maguire, or Kirsten Dunst would return. The least likely, at this point, would be Maguire. What would your hopes for these new installments be? I would dearly...

A blog without Danny.

Love ToughPigs. I'd love it if Danny would do some new My Weeks.

The killer, whose name escapes me at this time, wrote two plays in his playwriting class, and a fellow student posted them online. In a way, they're humorous because they're horribly written, and under different circumstances, they would be funnier. But reading them, and the horrible things...

Agreed. Also, one of my favorite Kurt Russell performances. Although you don't beat Bruce Campbell as Elvis in Bubba Ho-tep.

I'm still going with Shaniqua.

Shaniqua.

God, this is awful. One of my best friends attended VA Tech. He graduated last year, but... imagine if he hadn't... Words simply can't describe.

You've got a really impressive collection! As far as I can tell, not a bad pick in the bunch. 3000 Miles to Graceland is one'a my guilty pleasure movies too.

You should take some time to start a DVD Aficionado account. I made one last year when my collection hit 1,000, and I use it to keep track of what I have. I'd love to see some of the stuff you've got.

I like all this imagination talk. I'd never really thought about it until I posted this. That's the genius of Jim. More than any other entertainer, I think, he was able to suck you into his world without questioning logic or silly things like that.

The tagline suggests a Pinnochio-like story, with dolls who become real live girls. Or they could just be being clever stupid.

Man, I can't wait for this now. I really love Ricci. Also, the entire thing is apparently CGI, except for the actors. Intriguing. Says producer Joel Silver, "We may not even use real cars."