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Introducing Planetary Resources Inc.
You'll be drawn into the story as never before.
This line will go on and on.
Just let the guy do whatever he wants, okay?
But it has nothing to do with the whole Kevin Costner/"Dances With Smurfs" thing.
"When you have a science-fiction series, you're never dead, unless your DNA is expunged from the universe. And then there's always time travel."
"Cameron was like, 'Mike, directors like you have to do 3D or it is going to die,'" claims the 'Transformers' director.
"I’ve just established myself so much as being this weird, off-the-wall persona that it’s hard for ... people to see me doing something normal."
The acting is mostly blah, the dialogue from hunger, and there isn't even a clear beginning to the story — it's all throat clearing — until the first person gets killed.
He sends a volley of haterade in the direction of Universal's 'Battleship.'
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