King Kong Sequel?

With a LOTR prequel on the way, Mr. Jackson may be very busy. But that don't mean we cant talk abou sequels we'd love to see.
Of course, I mean King Kong. His remmake is by far the best thing to ever happen to remakes (espically the shady history with racism in the King Kong movie. Rememeber thesavage African Natives. Peter thought it better to make it a melting pot. Genius). Of course it recieved mixed reviews, like all remakes. But nevertheless, a prequel or sequel would fit the movie fine. One rumored plot was that Carl Denham, takes an even bigger expedition to the island. While they are recording the animals, they are attacked by new and old creatures. And savage natives. It would be quite a spectacle. And hopefully we will see it around the year 2010. We hope.

What the heck happened to Superman?

Superman. America's boy scoutt. He was created in the 1930's by two hardworking Jewish Americans. Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. In the end they created a masterpiece. And many other newbes and copycats came along. The came the movies......

....that's where we have our problem.

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Godzilla movie....

I'm looking for a Godzilla movie that involved two monsters..I think they came out of the ocean..one green,one brown...anyone know the title?Thanks!!

If Adventure Has A Name, It Must Be........Mutt Williams!

After Kingdom of the Crystal Skull ended (in lackluster fashion) we got to witness the action couple Marion Ravenwood, and Henry Jones II lock lips (Eat your heart out Willie Scott). Right before the credits close we see Mutt Williams being confronted by the legendary fedora. Right before he can crown himself with it, a newly wed Indy yanks the hat and walks down the isle, with Mutt close behind.
That ending has alot of people talking. If they make an Indy spinoff with Mutt Williams, it will probably not be another Raiders. But, who said that was bad thing?
If Mutt's character putts down the silly switch blade and pick up the fedora, we could see him neck deep in the pop culture of the 1950s. We may get to seem him butt heads with more Soviets, destructive robots, secret FBI agents, mutants, and more saucer men. With names like George Lucas and Steven Speilberg, anything is possible.

Journey to the Far Side of the Sun

Anyone old enough to remember this one? I think circa 1971 featured Roy Thinnes bumping into his doppelganger in the parellel universe in our orbit but opposite position of solar path. His mission commander kept demanding to know why he'd turned back (it seemed to have only taken half the time for the trip) and I remember being spellbound when the 'other' earthlings started reading backwards! The turkey of all time had to be "The Thing with 2 Heads" featuring the unlikely duo of Ray Milland and Rosy Grier. I recall thinking that both must have been needed money fast to have done that dog.....