"It's a different film, Ted, it's a very different film. It's a different shark!"

Ah, Father Dougal, how right you were.

Sorry Nate, but reducing one of the great classic films of the latter-half of the twentieth century to four lines based on a plot summary on Wikipedia is the height of ignorance.

I just discovered that we owe another classic tagline to the Jaws movies. Jaws 4 (Jaws: The Revenge) introduced "This time it's personal."

The height of ignorance conceded. It's fun up here. :)

Sorry Nate. At the height of ignorance, one is too ignorant to realize that up is down.

Of course there's a sign saying "The peak of the Mountain of Ignorance" at the top of the Mountain of Ignorance. How else would anyone who's there know where they are? :)

So how long is this poll likely to last?

Ack, when did Independence Day pull ahead and gain such a healthy lead?

Someone could probably make some interesting statistical inferences by analyzing the results of that poll, though I'm not sure how easily The Time Machine's position could be explained, just at the moment.

Ditto on the ack.

Voted. Independence Day seems to be winning. I hope so, since I have never seen anything of Indiana Jones. Played a game of it once, though. Way before I knew any English beyond yes/no. Made this specific game hard to play. :p

"Snakes. Why'd it have to be Snakes on a Plane?"

Everyone on the planet should make a point to see Raiders of the Lost Ark. Instant classic. Even if it doesn't get fived by FBC, it's still well worth a watch.

"Instant classic." How long do you have to microwave that? :)

It's not instant if it takes time.

Everything takes a certain amount of time. Besides, it's just an instant soup joke.

Instants vary as much as infinities do. It's all terribly confusing.

Life in a nutshell.

2001!

Sci-fi, please :)

In reality perhaps. Not in my line of expertise though. :P