Interesting film, I am not familiar with it. for me, the choice is clear. I would not make the call. Making the call and aiding in an assassination would make me just as guilty as the assassin, and the

I haven't been to SDCC since it fit in the El Cortez hotel, which I have stories about those days (when in party rooms, talking to bonnie lassies, keep you hand on your beer...). Haven't been able to get

very interested on hearing your plans for Cine, being regularly active in the CineTV community. I can hear you guys saying - "Patience, Grasshoppper". Starting to accumulate some Bro as well

yep, slowly accumulating Legion as well now.

I just started looking into your community, and my interest has been sparked. Not only is SBF's mom not cooperating, their home is on Stanford U property, so SBF's parents own the building, but they lease

on your list, I have only seen White Heat (great Cagney film) and Chinatown, which is pretty darn good. One film that I think is top notch is Double Indemnity (1944) with Fred McMurray, Barbara Stanwyck

this is a great film, and a favorite (and I did a write up last year on it). It is an adrenalin rush, and Val Kilmer also turns in a top notch performance.

This is a great topic, and should be a lot of fun for my entry - The Wings of Eagles Congrats to the winners of the Batman contest - well done!

well, for mine, it was easy for several reasons - started her with Uncle Scrooge and Scooby-doo, she was already hooked on Scooby-Doo on TV, and we all got to Science Fiction conventions, so she has grown

I hear ya there. When I was in the Air Force, I took all of my comics and books to Spain with me, and then back again to the States.

yep, starting with comics, and then on to books. There have been studies in Academia that shows that kids who read comic books on a regular basis grow up to be regular readers of books and do better

I haven't read Daredevil in years, however your write-up sparks my interest. I'll have to check and see if it is on Marvel Unlimited, see if I like it enough to get it added to my pull list.

Really cool story, thanks for sharing. And yeah, I am a long time collector/reader as well, and have introduced my daughter to comic book collecting as well.

oh, yeah, if you need an inventory app, I use CLZ Comics on iOS. It's pretty darn good and I can sync my inventory between devices (iPhone and iPad). Just a thought.

sounds like this could be a fun read.

Blackbelt Hamsters? Ya got me there. Not familiar. But then the bulk of my comic collection is Marvel and DC, with some Atlas/Seaboard and a few independents thrown in. I missed the Infinity Gauntlet saga

Jack Nicholson was a great Joker, and Michael Keaton was surprisingly good as Batman. thanks for sharing

Holy Bat-movie, Batman! I'm in for this contest Also, congrats to last week's winners. Darn good choices of films there, and some really good entries (I read several of them). Well done!

Batman Begins is a good choice for this week. It is one of the Batman films that I really like, and one of, in my opinion best live-action Batman films.

Austin Butler? Great choice. I wrote about the film Elvis on CineTV last year - Although it is the only film Butler has been in that I have seen, I have to say that not only did he turn in an incredible